Raw material productivity = Output/Cost of raw materials
a)
Standard Equipment | |
Output | 450 |
Cost of raw materials | 225 |
Raw material productivity | 2 |
b)
Larger Machine | |
Output | 425 |
Cost of raw materials | 275 |
Raw material productivity | 1.545455 |
Labour productivity = Output/No. of labour employed
c)
Standard Equipment | |
Output | 450 |
No. of labour employ | 5280 |
Labour productivity | 0.085227 |
d)
Larger Machine | |
Output | 425 |
No. of labour employed | 3825 |
Labour productivity | 0.111111 |
e) Change in raw material productivity = (New productivity - Old productivity)/Old productivity
=(1.545455-2)/2*100% = -22.73%
f) Change in labour productivity = (New productivity - Old productivity)/Old productivity
=(0.111111-0.085227)/0.085227 *100% = 30.37%
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