The "Division of Labor" Refers to

question 4

Multiple Choice

The "division of labor" refers to

• A)discrimination in labor markets
• B)separating a job into smaller tasks completed by different people
• C)one worker who divides his time among different jobs and duties
• D)defining a job according to the appropriate sex
• E)the fact that two 20-year-olds are more productive than one 40-year-old

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