Specialization of Labour Not Only Results in the Ability to Produce

question 55

Multiple Choice

Specialization of labour not only results in the ability to produce a larger quantity of goods due to innate differences in people's skills,but also in

• A) rigidly segmenting work.
• B) switching back and forth among numerous tasks.
• C) breaking a task down into mind-numbing repetitive tasks.
• D) deepening skills through practice and experience.
• E) eliminating the need to train and educate the workers to perform different tasks.

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