"JohnH" wrote in message
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And I used to think lead was dense. Jipsy, in your example, will the
output per
hour change? No? Then the productivity did not increase. The production
increased.

If you're measuring the output of one worker who is paid for 40 hours but
puts in 60, you don't reduce his hourly pay, you increase his productivity
per 40 hours of pay.

You'd think a math teacher would have a little better grasp.

No spin my ass.