G10 Productivity

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Business StudiesSecondary Education

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Which are examples of input?
A
human resources, raw materials and capital
B
purchasing and number of goods
C
natural resources and putting goods in packaging

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Output is the number of products made. For example, 1500 quantity of iPhone 15.
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true
B
false

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Operations repairs machines and checks orders are done.
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true
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false

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Time is money! What does it mean?
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When a business uses time, money and effort well...
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output and revenue is decreased
B
output and revenue is increased
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Minimal input can mean using more materials to produce a product.
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true
B
false

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When fewer workers are needed labour costs are...
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low
B
high

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Cost per unit means...
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the selling price of the product
B
how much it costs to make one product
C
the cost of all the materials

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Staff can have motivation if they can earn extra ______.
A
output
B
unit
C
money

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Choose a question to answer:
1. If each employee receives 2000 AED as a salary, how much does the company pay for salaries?
2. If you were the manager of Al Ain Dairy Company, what would you do to increase productivity?
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