Definition of Multi-Factor Productivity:
Multi-factor productivity is the Same as
total factor productivity,
a certain type of
Solow residual.
MFP = d(ln f)/dt = d(ln Y)/dt - sLd(ln L)/dt - sKd(ln
K)/dt
where f is the global production function; Y is output; t is time;
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sL is the share of input costs attributable to labor expenses;
sK is the share of input costs attributable to capital expenses;
L is a dollar quantity of labor;
K is a dollar quantity of capital.
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