Solution:
Labor: $12/hr
Capital expense: 0.88%/month of investment
Energy: $0.40 per BTU
Last year: Total Cost = Labor cost + resin cost + capital cost + energy cost
= (12 * 330 + 0.88 * 13000 + 0.40 * 3300) = 16,720
Last year, the total cost for one month = $16,720
This year: Total cost = (12 * 305 + 0.88 * 15000 + 0.40 * 3100) = 18,100
New productivity: [{(1300/18,100) - (1300/16,720)}] / (1300/16,720) = [(0.07182 - 0.07775) / 0.07775] = -7.6243%
Thus 7.6243% decrease in productivity from one month last year compared with one month this year
7.6243% * 1300 = 99.116
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