Say that the average worker in canada has productivity of $33 per hour while the average worker in the united kingdom has productivity of $29 per hour (both measured in u. s. dollars). over the next six years, say that worker productivity in canada grows at 1% per year while worker productivity in the uk grows 3% per year. at that point, who will have the higher productivity level, and by how much?

The answer is: Canadian workers will still have a higher productivity, it will be $0.40 per hour higher.

Explanation:

We can elaborate the following productivity table:

Year     Canadian productivity                 British productivity

0                   $33 per hour                        $29 per hour

1                   $33.33 per hour                    $29.87 per hour

2                  $33.66 per hour                    $30.77 per hour

3                  $34 per hour                         $31.69 per hour

4                  $34.34 per hour                    $32.64 per hour

5                  $34.68 per hour                   $33.62 per hour

6                  $35.03 per hour                   $34.63 per hour

At the end of year 6, Canadian workers' productivity will be $35.03 and British workers' productivity will be $34.63 per hour (Canadian workers will be $0.40 more productive).

a. $48.75

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none of these are correct, as they are all sources of american law

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