Early Users of Work Specialisation Early in the Twentieth Century

question 4

Multiple Choice

Early users of work specialisation early in the twentieth century found that the practice ultimately resulted in ________.

• A)better communication among employees
• B)huge and permanent productivity gains
• C)bored workers with low morale
• D)higher profits and better employee morale

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Definitions:

Industry Trends

Patterns and changes in industry behavior, techniques, technology, and market demand that influence the direction of an industry over time.

Customer Tastes

Refers to the preferences, likes, or dislikes of consumers, which can influence their purchasing decisions.

CPFR

Collaborative Planning, Forecasting, and Replenishment, a business practice wherein trading partners coordinate their demand forecasting, inventory management, and production and purchasing planning.

Macroeconomics Factors

The broad external economic forces that affect an economy's performance, including inflation, unemployment rates, and GDP growth.