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Multifactor productivity in tires and inner tubes industry
Diane Litz and Linda Moore
Economists, Office of Productivity and Technology, Bureau of Labor
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Upswings in both output per employee hour and multifactor productivity were aided by the rapid diffusion of radial tire-related technology and computer-assisted innovation in the manufacturing process. This article presents a supplementary productivity measure for the tires and inner tubes industry—multifactor productivity—in which output is related to the combined inputs of labor, capital, and intermediate purchases.
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