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• What the BLS calls multifactor productivity is up almost 8% since 2000.
• And the broadest measure of productivity growth, known as multifactor productivity, has actually tripled since the period of the 1970s and the 1980s.
• However, in 2009 this was more than offset by factors such as process or knowledge improvements - known as multifactor productivity - which fell by 3.1 percent.
• Examples of other factors that can contribute to productivity growth are improved management processes or production techniques (called multifactor productivity).