Which statement best summarizes the relationship between investments and productivity?A.Companies use investments to avoid having to improve productivity.B.Companies decide on their level of productivity based on their investments.C.Companies improve their productivity using money from investments.D.Companies with low levels of productivity have no need for investment.

Investments can make businesses more productive by:A.giving them resources to produce goods more efficiently.B.increasing the amount of input needed to create a certain output.C.removing most opportunity costs for making economic choices.D.allowing them to ignore the limits of production possibilities curves.

A company with a low level of productivity has a problem with:A.paying too much to secure investments.B.efficiently making the goods it sells.C.selecting which economic trade-offs to make.D.designing its production possibilities curve.

Productivity is a measure of:A.the investment required to get a business started.B.the growth of a business over a defined period.C.the amount of input needed to create a certain output.D.the profits generated by a single economic decision.

What does productivity measure for a business?A.Its variety of products on the marketB.Its share of a market compared to competitorsC.Its efficiency in creating its productD.Its ability to generate capital investmentSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

An investment in facilities helps a business increase productivity by:A.improving the location where the business operates.B.expanding the business into new markets.C.providing new tools to make goods more quickly.D.bringing in more people to make a product.