Productivity and Efficiency

Productivity measures how much output a firm or economy produces from a given amount of input, like labor or raw materials, and rising productivity generally allows producing more goods and services without needing proportionally more resources. Efficiency means using resources in a way that avoids waste, whether by producing the maximum possible output from given resources (productive efficiency) or by producing the specific mix of goods that best matches what people actually want (allocative efficiency).

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