"productivity effect" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the impact or influence that productivity has on a certain situation or outcome. Example: The implementation of new technology had a positive productivity effect on the company, resulting in increased efficiency and profits.
The results provide evidence for significant complementarities between internal R&D and R&D cooperation, but cast doubt on the complementarity of internal and contracted R&D, since a productivity effect on firms' patenting probability or sales with new products cannot be found.
Building on this, we examine the relative contributions of different channels by decomposing the productivity effect of a star's arrival on (1) incumbents and (2) new recruits.
Policy analysts and scholars need to probe further into the above tolerance and its influencing factors so as to take fuller advantage of the productivity effect of smart phones.
It then hypothesizes that usage of smartphone can increase the tolerance (or in other words, increase perceived benefits or positive utility of travel time) of a long trip (one type of "productivity effect" as per the above framework).
Fifth, when the length of a simulated horizontal well is 1500 m and the half length of a fracture network in the strongly stimulated zone is 100 m, the productivity effect of stage 10 fracturing is the best.
But their own calculations show that between 1997 and 2004 this positive "productivity effect" was not large enough to offset the downward pressure on wages, both from having more workers in the world and from cheaper labour-intensive goods as a result of imports from low-wage countries.
Immigrant labor is an input into production, which can have productivity effects.
The production function is used to capture productivity effects related to absenteeism and team work at the firm level, and the wage equation is to capture the corresponding wage effects.
Although much of this growth includes working-aged patients, cost-effectiveness studies on THA have not fully incorporated the productivity effects from surgery.We asked: (1) What is the expected effect of THA on patients' employment and earnings?
We test the hypothesis that the absence of team workers has a larger effect on firm-level production than wages (i.e., a significant difference between productivity effects and wage effects).
Overall, it was demonstrated that current estimates of the value of lost production due to RA could be significantly underestimated, in that productivity effects of presenteeism and general multipliers are not included.
