Labor Productivity: DECOMPOSION MODEL
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PRODUCTIVITY DECOMPOSING MODEL.
The growth accounting framework used to measure and analyze labour productivity. In particular, the workshop main focus is to measure and analyze the growth rates of labor productivity and its sources.
The labor productivity can be seen as a compound measure of two major components:
(1) Multifactor Productivity (MFP), and
(2) Labor-Factor Intensities (LFI), which is a weighted average of the other inputs (production factor) used by labor.
This workshop is designed to enhance and provide the necessary skills of understanding labor productivity in terms of its measurement and decomposition.
The main subject topics undertaken in this workshop are:
What does labor Productivity mean and how it can be measured?
What are the main components of labor Productivity?
Answering these questions would require careful considerations to the underlying theoretical concepts and measurements models. Thus, this workshop is designed to overview the basics of measurement models of labor Productivity and its major components.
Course Outlines
Output and Cost Structure: Short-Run and Long-Run Technology Constraints.
Basics of Productivity Measurements: Traditional Productivity Growth
Productivity Growth Components
Case Studies
Who should attend
All personnel involved in productivity measurement and analysis
Fees
$30.00 for members
$300.00 for non-members
Venue: TBA
The growth accounting framework used to measure and analyze labour productivity. In particular, the workshop main focus is to measure and analyze the growth rates of labor productivity and its sources.
The labor productivity can be seen as a compound measure of two major components:
(1) Multifactor Productivity (MFP), and
(2) Labor-Factor Intensities (LFI), which is a weighted average of the other inputs (production factor) used by labor.
This workshop is designed to enhance and provide the necessary skills of understanding labor productivity in terms of its measurement and decomposition.
The main subject topics undertaken in this workshop are:
What does labor Productivity mean and how it can be measured?
What are the main components of labor Productivity?
Answering these questions would require careful considerations to the underlying theoretical concepts and measurements models. Thus, this workshop is designed to overview the basics of measurement models of labor Productivity and its major components.
Course Outlines
Output and Cost Structure: Short-Run and Long-Run Technology Constraints.
Basics of Productivity Measurements: Traditional Productivity Growth
Productivity Growth Components
Case Studies
Who should attend
All personnel involved in productivity measurement and analysis
Fees
$30.00 for members
$300.00 for non-members
Venue: TBA
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