Examples of 'output per worker' in a sentence
Meaning of "output per worker"
output per worker - a measure of productivity or efficiency, typically calculated as the amount of output produced by each worker. This phrase is commonly used in business or economics to assess workforce performance
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output per worker
Average annual output per worker.
Output per worker will be greater.
Productivity is output per worker hour.
It results in a larger percentage increase of output per worker.
Output per worker is constant.
It has the greatest differences between sectors in output per worker.
Input per worker and output per worker grow at the same rate.
A greater quality in labour or capital corresponds to a greater output per worker or machine.
Economic output per worker must be the center of any analysis of national competitiveness.
Labor productivity is the rate of output per worker within a specified unit of time.
Output per worker in African manufacturing is six times that of agriculture.
There is a direct correlation with productivity - as measured by output per worker.
Is growth of output per worker constant over time?
Key to the concept of competitiveness is productivity, or output per worker hour.
As a consequence, output per worker depends only on capital per worker.
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In addition, the global financial crisis resulted in declining output per worker.
Moreover, output per worker in manufacturing in Africa is six times that of agriculture.
The AfT study should look first at productivity statistics e.g. output per worker.
Where y, k, denote output per worker and capital per worker respectively.
That is, we expect a positive relationship between output per worker and number of exports.
Output per worker in agriculture and services rose 50 percent over the period.
In fact, industrial single crop culture aims for a high output per worker.
Output per worker increases, however, since each worker has more capital.
And as a result, the output per worker.
The difference is accounted for by productivity gains -- greater efficiency, or more output per worker.
Specifically, comparing the output per worker in the U.S. and France.
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