Synonyms for productivity
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1. productivitynoun

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   productiveness

2. productivitynoun

   the state of being productive, fertile or efficient

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   productiveness

3. productivitynoun

   the rate at which goods or services are produced by a standard population of workers

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   productiveness

4. productivitynoun

   the rate at which crops are grown on a standard area of land

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   productiveness

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1. productiveness, productivitynoun

   the quality of being productive or having the power to produce

   Synonyms:
   productiveness

2. productivitynoun

   (economics) the ratio of the quantity and quality of units produced to the labor per unit of time

   Synonyms:
   productiveness

Matched Categories

1. • Economics
   • Fruitfulness
   • Ratio

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1. List of paraphrases for "productivity":

   productive, productiveness, production, efficiency, productivities, output, hkpc, uptime

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1. Sam Bullard:

   The slower pace of productivity gains in recent years suggests the economy's potential rate of growth has fallen, thus, even with economic growth of around only 2 percent for the remainder of the year, inflation is likely to rise if corporations aim to maintain margins.

2. Vikas Dwivedi:

   What really matters now is not the number of rigs or wells, but the number of lateral feet drilled and productivity per foot.

3. Igor Sechin:

   Shale oil markets reacted very quickly to the price shock as productivity rose dramatically, costs of production dropped and fracking became more efficient.

4. Jim Himes:

   Number one, there is a moral dimension, two, there is an economic problem — you can reach a point in disparity where your economy as a whole suffers because productivity goes down, and the middle class doesn’t have purchasing power, etcetera.

5. Wood Mackenzie:

   Modest productivity gains, the rapid fall in oil prices and currency devaluation in Australia and Russia will help lower costs. Therefore, Australian mines stand in a relatively strong position compared with higher cost suppliers - particularly those in the U.S..