What does the table suggest about the relationship between productivity and jobs?

Productivity was not related to the efforts of workers.

Workers became more productive on average.

Productivity was more dependent on capital than human resources.

Increased productivity made the job market slow down.

The table suggests that workers became more productive on average, as indicated by the increase in output per worker. This implies that productivity and jobs were positively correlated, as increased productivity likely led to the creation of more jobs.