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productivity

Definition for productivity

noun as in output, work rate

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According to the 2015 Economic Report of the President, the Bretton Woods era coincided with tremendous growth in labor productivity and middle-class income, reduced income inequality and increased workforce participation.

For example, LinkedIn offers a professional certificate in generative AI productivity; the taped online course takes about five hours.

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Technology has increased labor productivity and brought down costs in most industries.

Yet, despite how sleep influences well-being and productivity, scientists have known far less about the reverse -- how diet affects sleep itself.

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That not only includes the CPI, but also labor data such as monthly payroll growth, wages, job openings, and the unemployment rate—as well as reports like productivity and the producer price index.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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