00:01
So what is productivity? we're asked about productivity, but what the heck is productivity? productivity is a measure of efficiency of how much you get out of inputs, right? and this biggest input is time.
00:22
So if you put in an hour and get three things and i put in an hour of work and get two things, you're more productive than me because you're producing more in that hour of your time.
00:31
So for country a, we have to think about how much time country a is putting in, right? a, we have 800 workers, and they're working eight hours a day.
00:43
So eight hours a day per worker is equal to 6 ,400 hours per day.
00:54
Right.
00:55
So a's productivity would be 128 ,000 goods over 6 ,400 hours is equal to, well, that's 10, 20 goods per hour.
01:16
That's a measure of a's productivity.
01:19
And similarly, if we do the same thing for b, right, we have 1 ,800 work, 1 ,800.
01:25
800 workers times six hours a day, right? six hours per day per worker.
01:38
Again, see the units of workers are canceling, right? top and bottom.
01:42
And this is gonna be equal to 10 ,800 hours per day.
01:51
That's the definitely how the math works out.
01:58
So now b makes 270 ,000 goods.
02:02
So if we think about 270 ,000 goods over 10 ,800 hours, i bet this is going to divide cleanly, but i don't know what it is.
02:13
It looks like maybe 2 .75.
02:16
If i had to, you know, it's 2 .6.
02:21
270 ,000 divided by 10 ,800...