Marco Kassanga
Mar 27
A research team publishes 10 papers in a year with a total of 4 researchers. What is the labour productivity in paper per researcher per year?
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Mar 27
To calculate the labor productivity in papers per researcher per year, we divide the total number of papers published in a year by the number of researchers.
Labor productivity = Total papers published / Number of researchers
Labor productivity = 10 papers / 4 researchers
Labor productivity = 2.5 papers per researcher per year
Therefore, the labor productivity in papers per researcher per year is 2.5.
Labor productivity = Total papers published / Number of researchers
Labor productivity = 10 papers / 4 researchers
Labor productivity = 2.5 papers per researcher per year
Therefore, the labor productivity in papers per researcher per year is 2.5.
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