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Douglas Production Function assess the effects <strong>of</strong> various inputs like raw material, labour store<br />

cost, power, interest, depreciation and other costs involved in the production <strong>of</strong> yarn. The log<br />

linear form <strong>of</strong> production function used is based on the following equation.<br />

LnY =α+β1LnX1+ β2LnX2 + β3LnX3+ β4LnX4 + β5LnX5 + β6LnX6 + β7 LnX7 +uµ<br />

Where,<br />

Ln Y = Dependent Variable –Spinning production per Spindle shift.<br />

X1= Xn are independent variables;<br />

X1 = Raw Material cost /Spindle shift; X2 = Salaries and Wages/spindle shift<br />

X3= Stores cost / Spindle shift; X4 = Power cost / Spindle shift<br />

X5 = Other costs/ spindle shift; X6 = Interest cost/ spindle shift<br />

X7 = Depreciation cost/ spindle shift<br />

α = constant /Intercept.<br />

β = co-efficient;<br />

u =Random disturbance term;<br />

Ln = Natural Logarithms.<br />

To predict the production, first <strong>of</strong> all the dependent and independent variables are to be<br />

fixed in the production function equation and processed to get constants and co efficient. To<br />

arrive this following steps are carried out.<br />

In the first step data related to the production function as given in the following tables<br />

have been applied in the multiple regression models after converting the same in its log form to<br />

arrive the constants and coefficients. In the second step the resultant constants and coefficients<br />

are applied in the Cobb Douglas production function to estimate the production. In the third step<br />

the ten year averages <strong>of</strong> independent variables <strong>of</strong> all the four companies have been calculated. In<br />

the fourth step such average cost is applied in the production function along with the constants<br />

and co-efficient to predict the production <strong>of</strong> each company to evaluate the production<br />

achievement <strong>of</strong> the companies. The following table shows the unit wise constants and<br />

coefficients variables related to the production function.<br />

Table 8.<br />

Constants and Coefficients –SSM Ltd Unit-1 and Unit-2<br />

COMPANY SSM-UNIT-1 SSM-UNIT-2<br />

CONSTANTS 3.66 3.92<br />

CO-EFFICIENTS<br />

Mat. cost /sple sft 0.21 0.72<br />

S& Wages/sple sft -0.06 0.29<br />

Stores/Sple Sft -0.08 0.36<br />

Power/Sple Sft 0.77 -0.83<br />

Other costs/Sple Sft -0.51 1.77<br />

Interest/Sple Sft -0.29 -0.5<br />

Dep/Sple Sft 0.01 0.93<br />

The regression equation for SSM LTD UNIT-1 is given below:<br />

Ssm-1.pdnpersplesft = 3.6585 + 0.206866*ssm-1.rawpersft - 0.0619988*ssm-<br />

1.swpersplesft - 0.0816154*ssm-1.storpersplesft + 0.773897*ssm-1.powerpersplesft -<br />

0.510007*ssm-1.otherpersplesft - 0.287602*ssm-1.intpersplesft + 0.0112882*ssm-<br />

1.deppersplesft.<br />

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