Productivity
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Edexcel Economics B (9EB0) Theme 2, Unit T2-3 'Productive efficiency' (spec ref 2.3.1) — what productivity means, how to calculate labour productivity, the factors that influence it (skills/training, technology and capital investment, management and motivation, division of labour/specialisation,…
15 slides.
Lesson outline
- Do Now — Retrieval
- What Is Productivity?
- Hinge Check — Output vs Productivity
- Factors That Influence Productivity
- Hinge Check — Labour-intensive Does NOT Mean Low Productivity
- Why Productivity Matters + Labour- vs Capital-intensive
- Guided Practice — Work It Out Together
- Reading an International Productivity Comparison
- Hinge Check — Interpreting the Chart
- Main Activity — Fenwick Components
- Exam Practice — Calculate (4 marks)
- Mark Scheme Check
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