You get __________ when an organization's output of goods and services is divided by its inputs.
A) equity
B) productivity
C) current ratio
D) profit
E) economic order quantity

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Productivity is the measure of the efficiency of an organization. It is calculated by dividing the output of goods and services by the inputs, such as labor and materials. Therefore, option B is the correct answer. Option A, equity, is a measure of ownership in a company. Option C, current ratio, is a financial ratio that measures a company's liquidity. Option D, profit, is the revenue left over after deducting all expenses. Option E, economic order quantity, is a measure of the optimal quantity of inventory that should be ordered to minimize costs.	None of these options measure an organization's efficiency like productivity does.

You Get __________ When an Organization's Output of Goods and Services