Answer:
Options Include:
A. Partial measure is Correct
B. Multifactor measure
D. A and B above
Explanation:
A partial measure of productivity refers to one single input output.
Total productivity factor (or TFP) refers an output index to a composite index of all of the inputs. The TFP takes into consideration all aspects of productivity.
The measures of productivity are sometimes used to evaluate the economic performance of a nation.
A partial measure of productivity refers to a single input; which includes efficiency of workers (production for every hour worked), productivity of capital (output for every unit of capital), and productivity of energy (output for every unit of energy used).
