Multiple Choice
Average labour productivity is computed as the
A) ratio of industrial production to the employment rate.
B) ratio of real output in manufacturing to the level of real GDP.
C) ratio of real GDP to the unemployment rate.
D) ratio of real GDP to the level of employment.
E) ratio of labour input to real GDP.
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