Bluegill Furniture is a small furniture shop that focuses on making kitchen chairs:

A$.$ The weekly dollar value of their output, including finished goods and work$-$in$-$

progress, is $$14,280.$ The value of inputs, such as labor, materials and capital is

approximately $$16,528.$ Compute the total productivity measure for Bluegill

Furniture.

B$.$ Bluegill has just purchased a new sanding machine that processes $17$ chairs in $8$

hours. What is the productivity of the sanding machine?

C$.$ Bluegill has hired two new workers to paint chairs. Each worker works $4$ hours.

They have painted a total of $10$ chairs in $4$ hours. What is their labor productivity?

D$.$ On average Bluegill produces $35$ chairs per day. Labor costs average $$480,$

material costs are typically $$200,$ and overhead cost is $$250.$ If Bluegill sells the

chairs to a retailer for $$70$ each, determ ine the multifactor productivity.

E$.$ Last week employees at Bluegill produced $46$ chairs after working a total of $200$

hours. Of the $46$ chairs produced, $12$ were damaged due to a problem with the

new sanding machine. The damaged chairs can be discounted and sold for $$25$

each. The undamaged chairs are sold to a department store retail chain for $$70$

each.