Sentence examples for productivity drop from inspiring English sources
Reprints Related items Retirement: The desk or the dahliasJun 24th 2004 Age discrimination: Hands up those who want to go back to workJun 24th 2004Measuring this sort of thing precisely is riddled with statistical pitfalls: as a cohort ages, for example, the frail, with low productivity, drop out.
In a fluctuating shop floor environment, a process plan generated in advance is often found unsuitable or unusable to the targeted resources, resulting both in wasted effort spent in early process planning and in productivity drop when idle machines have to wait for operations to be re-planned.
So why did productivity drop when the doctors deviated from the firm's scheduling policy?
Unlike processor productivity, there is no clear trend for harvester productivity declining at a faster rate for big trees than small trees with longer working hours; the productivity drop for big trees (up to 26%) is similar to the productivity drop for small trees (up to 28%), but larger than the productivity drop for mid-size trees (up to 19%).
This "increased rate of mobility reduces the medalists' rate of output in the post-medal period" and accounts for about half of their productivity drop, the authors add.
But at 37 -- with the San Antonio Spurs -- Wilkins' saw his effective field goal percentage and overall productivity drop below the marks of an average NBA player.
Similarly, older and less productive workers in industrialized societies stop working altogether once their productivity drops substantially, whereas under the different labor market conditions of traditional societies they continue to be economically active as long as they produce something valuable.
Transport was hit with an 11 per cent drop in productivity while the manufacturing sector productivity dropped 5.6 per cent.
As productivity drops, inflation tends to rise, putting pressure on the Fed to continue raising rates.
Few Tories dared voice misgivings as inflation spread, productivity dropped and deficits grew.
Productivity drops after the 35th hour of weekly work, according to a 2014 study for the Institute for Labour Economics.
