In most factories, improving the technology of the assembly line increases labor productivity, the amount of goods a worker can produce per hour. In Libertore Factory, labor productivity is 20 percent higher than in Koltun Industries. Therefore, Libertore Factory must be further advanced technologically than Koltun Industries.The argument above is most vulnerable to which of the following criticisms?

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In most factories, improving the technology of the assembly line increases labor productivity, the amount of goods a worker can produce per hour. In Libertore Factory, labor productivity is 20 percent higher than in Koltun Industries. Therefore, Libertore Factory must be further advanced technologically than Koltun Industries.<br>The argument above is most vulnerable to which of the following criticisms?






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