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How much decline in productivity is involved?
Jul 25, 2005 13:51: sarahl (X) changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"
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What is the rate/percentage of reduction in productivity.
('is involved' indicating that the question refers to a situation that is mentioned just before. )
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so \'is involved\' refers to the particular situation during/on the time period/date that you indicate in your answer to the previous question.
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To what extent / be what degree it's going to be less productive
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They want to know this
they are trying to evaluate the impact of something on productivity
If the decline is nominal, they could probably ignore the problem, if it is substantial, they will have to initiate remedial action, something like that.
Discussion
Dear Sonia Geerlings: the before sentence is: when is the productivity declining? and the next one is: how serious is the decline in productivity?