Übersetzung für 'lost productivity' von Englisch nach Deutsch

lost productivity

Wertschöpfungs­verlust {m}econ.

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productivity

Leistungs­fähigkeit {f}

Ergiebigkeit {f}

Produktivität {f}

Rentabilität {f}

Fruchtbarkeit {f}

Werbung

soil productivity

Bodenproduktivität {f}agr.

productivity growth

Produktivitätswachstum {n}

Produktivitätsfortschritt {m}econ.

diminishing productivity

abnehmende Produktivität {f}

productivity potential

Produktivitätspotenzial {n} [Produktivitätspotential]econ.

productivity improvement

Produktivitätsverbesserung {f}ind.tech.

Produktivitätsfortschritt {m}econ.

productivity gain

Produktivitätszunahme {f}

Produktivitätsgewinn {m}

productivity increase

Produktivitätszunahme {f}

primary productivity

Primärproduktivität {f}agr.biol.

productivity theory

Produktivitätstheorie {f}

productivity boost

Produktivitätsschub {m}

productivity differential

Produktivitätsgefälle {n}econ.

marginal productivity

Grenzproduktivität {f}

• 5 billion in lost productivity, or about 0.7% of the nation's GDP.
• 6 billion a year in lost productivity and that an additional $96.7 billion is spent on public and private health care combined.
• Examples include lost productivity and lost wages due to illness.
• 8 billion annually in lost productivity and disability expenses.
• economy $180 billion annually in lost productivity.

• When including the costs of health care, lost productivity, and decreased tourism, malaria costs African countries an aggregate of over $12 billion per year.
• When accounting for the costs (both real costs, such as time taken to select and recruit a replacement, and also opportunity costs, such as lost productivity), the cost of employee turnover to for-profit organizations has been estimated to be between 30% (the figure used by the American Management Association) to upwards of 150% of the employees' remuneration package.
• It is estimated that lost productivity due to severe periodontitis costs the global economy about US$54 billion each year.
• A proponent of the highway's development, Capital Area Transportation Coalition, said that congestion along the I-35 corridor is costing businesses more than $194 million a year in higher operating costs and lost productivity.
• The discrepancy between this and government estimates lies in the difficulty in distinguishing between routine military costs and those dedicated specifically to the Afghan conflict, as well as the inclusion of long-term costs relating to injured soldiers and estimated lost productivity caused by personnel afflicted with operational stress injuries, such as post-traumatic stress disorder.

• In a 1998 report from IBM Global Services, unavailable systems were estimated to have cost American businesses $4.54 billion in 1996, due to lost productivity and revenues.
• These effects may lead to lost productivity, disability, or premature death in some people.
• The California legislature found that spam cost United States organizations alone more than $13 billion in 2007, including lost productivity and the additional equipment, software, and manpower needed to combat the problem.
• Incorrectly programmed PLC can result in lost productivity and dangerous conditions.
• A 2004 survey estimated that lost productivity costs Internet users in the United States $21.58 billion annually, while another reported the cost at $17 billion, up from $11 billion in 2003.

• Migraine is a significant source of both medical costs and lost productivity.
• The biggest indirect cost comes from lost productivity, followed by premature mortality.
• The first reading of the bill was rejected in 2005 by the Scottish Parliament; at the time the Scottish Executive was opposed to the idea of another bank holiday, and the Scottish Chambers of Commerce claimed that an extra holiday would cost the country £400 million in lost productivity.