Specialization of Labour Led to Greater Efficiency in the Allocation

question 40

Multiple Choice

Specialization of labour led to greater efficiency in the allocation of resources because of

• A)greater reliance on self-sufficiency.
• B)the use of barter.
• C)the principle of comparative advantage.
• D)an increase in total work effort.
• E)the opportunity cost of labour increased.

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Definitions:

Toxicity

The degree to which a substance can cause harm to an organism, ranging from mild irritation to lethal effects.

Clinical Equipoise

The ethical principle in clinical research that requires genuine uncertainty within the expert medical community regarding the comparative therapeutic merits of each arm in a trial.

Treatment Options

Various medical interventions available for diagnosing, managing, or curing diseases or injuries.

Speciesism

The assumption of human superiority leading to the exploitation of animals, based on the belief that all and only human beings have intrinsic value.