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Impact of Organisation Structure on Productivity in Electrical Goods Industry of India


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This paper examines the relationship between the organizational structure and productivity of 12 organisations in the Electrical Goods Industry of India. Structure of an organization is indexed by labour to capital, blue collar to white collar workers, and white collar workers to capital ratios. Estimates of productivity of both labour and capital are derived from Cobb-Douglous Production function. The findings suggest that organisation structure significantly determines productivity of both labour and capital in an organisation. Marginal as well as average productivities of labour, however, are adversely affected by structure.

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Productivity, Organisation Structure, Electrical Goods, Cobb Douglous Production Function
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Niharika Joshi Bhatt
Ad. Faculty at FDDI, (Ministry of Commerce, Govt of India), NOIDA & PhD Scholar at Birla Institute of Management Technology, Greater Noida,, India

Abstract


This paper examines the relationship between the organizational structure and productivity of 12 organisations in the Electrical Goods Industry of India. Structure of an organization is indexed by labour to capital, blue collar to white collar workers, and white collar workers to capital ratios. Estimates of productivity of both labour and capital are derived from Cobb-Douglous Production function. The findings suggest that organisation structure significantly determines productivity of both labour and capital in an organisation. Marginal as well as average productivities of labour, however, are adversely affected by structure.

Keywords


Productivity, Organisation Structure, Electrical Goods, Cobb Douglous Production Function

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