If you have 200 employees producing on average 125 units per year, how many units per year is your firm producing? Given these assumptions, if the same number of employees produced 8,000 more total units in a year, how much has the firm’s productivity increased? Please solve with excel

If you have 200 employees producing on average 125 units per year, how many units per year is your firm producing? Given these assumptions, if the same number of employees produced 8,000 more total units in a year, how much has the firm’s productivity increased? Please solve with excel

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If you have 200 employees producing on average 125 units per year, how many units per year is your firm producing?
1. Given these assumptions, if the same number of employees produced 8,000 more total units in a year, how much has the firm’s productivity increased?

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