Einsteinium, the seventh transuranic element of the actinide series to be discovered, was identified by Ghiorso and co-workers at Berkeley in December 1952 in debris from the first large thermonuclear explosion, which took place in the Pacific in November, 1952.
Productivity is computed through the comparison of total units of output within an economy to the total units of input within an economy. Productivity is considered an important measure of an economy's ability to expand. In the United States, productivity is measured by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The principal measure of productivity is labor productivity, which measures the productivity of an economy's workers. Step 1. Identify the real output of the economy. This statistic is typically published by a governmental statistics bureau, and is known as gross domestic product.
Productivity is simply the amount of output you get per unit of input. It is a way to compare the cost of something to its benefit. So if you have an input of 5 and output of 5, your productivity is lower than something with an input of 5 and an output of 10.Productivity is kind of like the miles per gallon on your car.o your coworker is actually more productive in terms of the amount of output the boss gets for a given level of input. This is surprisingly important to understand. If a worker needs to be let go, it makes sense lay you off even though you make 33% more widgets per hour than your coworker.