1) input and capital cost per week if you want to calculate for year multiply with 52
old system
filed worker= 65 worker*40*12= 31200
line worker = 18 worker*40*22=15840
capital expenditure = 17500*40=700000
2) cost and output of new system
field worker= 52*40*13.2(12+10%)=27456
line worker = 19*40*23.76=18058
capital exp = 18900(17500+8%)*40=756000
output = 325000+8%=351000
3)calculations of labour productive for old system
= total labour cost/ total output
=47040/325000
=0.1445/ per unit
for new system
= 45514/351000
=0.1296/ per unit
percentage change = 0.1445-0.1296/0.1445)*100
=10.31%
4) calculations of multifactor productivity
old sytem = total cost/ total output
= 747040/325000= 2.29/ per unit
new system = 801514/351000= 2.28/per unit
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