In a comprehensive study of corporate productivity, companies that transitioned from a five-day to a four-day workweek reported an average 15 percent increase in total weekly output. However, these companies simultaneously experienced a 20 percent increase in total operational costs, largely because they had to hire additional part-time staff to maintain continuous customer service on the fifth day. Despite these added expenses, the vast majority of the companies reported significantly higher annual net profits following the transition. During this period, these companies did not alter their pricing structures, introduce new products, or experience changes in non-operational costs.
Based on the information above, is it true or false that for the vast majority of these companies, the additional revenue resulting from the 15 percent increase in total weekly output exceeded the absolute dollar amount of the 20 percent increase in total operational costs?
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