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Productivity is a measure of:
A. the investment required to get a business started.
B. the growth of a business over a defined period.
C. the profits generated by a single economic decision.
D. the amount of input needed to create a certain output.

Sagot :

I think the answer you're looking for is 'D' if you're asking what productivity is in a generalized sense.

Productivity is the measure of option D. the amount of input needed to create a certain output.

What is productivity?

Productivity should represent the value of the input i.e. required for developing the specific output.  It does not have the investment that is needed for the business. Neither the profit should be produced.

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