Abstract
The paper presents the method of productivity decomposition consisting in the separate examination of its four functional aspects: performance, profitability, financial liquidity and debt level. As research tools, this method uses synthetic indicators describing the level of advancement of ICT and logistic solutions used, on the one hand, and financial indicators on the other in combination with correlation coefficients. The obtained results made it possible to verify the occurrence of Solow’s productivity paradox in the Polish food industry, pointing to the imperatives of its occurrence in various areas of productivity. null
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