Productive power

‘Productive power’ is a term that has been used to refer to the power to produce a given thing, or generally. Companies, factories, groups, individuals and various things are said to have productive power. Production is a process of combining various material inputs and semantically immaterial inputs (plans, know-how) in order to make something for consumption (the output)—but ‘productive power’ refers to power to do so, which is typically dependent on health and propriety (correctness) since one may well have all the materials, know-how, and plans, but be e.g. immobile or insane from injury and thus not be able to act as needed. Productive power can be seen as a more informal or over-arching term than its synonym ‘productive capacity (which has an Economics definition)’. How to unleash your organisation's productive powerThis webinar from ThePeopleSpace is with Eric Garton, co-author of Time, Talent, Energy, a partner at Bain & Company's Chicago office and an expert in organisation design and effectiveness.— r. 8 Jul 19Synonym of ‘productive capacity’, ‘productive ability’.
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Social Productive Power of The Class of Manual Labour 
«The Productive Power of a Child's Imagination — A Logical Study» V. T. Kudriavtsev, 08 Dec 2014
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Production; Power; Productivity; Creativity; Reproduction