₃₇_._I_n_general_,_manager_s_shoul_d_use _t_o_directl_y_compar_e_thei_r_overal_l_leve_l_o_f_productivit_y_t_o_tha_t_o_f_their _competitors_,_and _t_o_analyz_e_th_e_contribution_s_o_f_individua_l_component_s_t_o_tha_t_overal_l_{productivity.} A) efficiency measures; a productivity analysis B) partial productivity; multifactor productivity C) integrated productivity; segregated productivity D) fragmented productivity; complete productivity E) multifactor productivity; partial productivity

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The passage discusses measuring productivity by directly comparing an individual company's productivity to that of its competitors. This type of analysis requires the use of multifactor productivity, which takes into account multiple factors such as labor, capital, and energy. Therefore, the best choice is E, which includes multifactor and partial productivity measures.

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