Question 2.
Multifactor productivity = Output/ Input = Output in units / (Labor cost + Material cost + Overhead cost)
Multifactor productivity = 653 units/ (8 hours*7 workers*19 + 1.2*534 + 1.5*8 hours*7 workers*19)
= 653/ (1064 + 640.8 + 1596)
= 0.1978 units/ $
Question 3.
Multifactor productivity = Output/ Input = Output in units / (Labor cost + Material cost + Overhead cost)
Output = 4 employees * 210 leads per week* 10% lead conversion * $115 fee per member = $9660 per week
Input = Labor cost + Material cost + Overhead cost = (4 workers * 35 hours a week * $21 an hour) + $350 + $1,547 = $4,837 per week
Multifactor productivity in fees generated per dollar of input = Output/ Input = $9660/ $4,837 = 1.9971
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