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Why can dividing production into separate tasks raise productivity?
A
- Workers rotate between tasks and gain broader skills.
- More time is spent switching jobs and tools.
- Machinery is harder to use for repeated tasks.
B
- Workers specialise but become slower and less accurate.
- More time is lost preparing jobs and tools.
- Machinery is unnecessary for repeated tasks.
C
- Workers share every task equally and become more flexible.
- Less time is lost switching jobs and tools.
- Machinery is easier to use for changing tasks.
D
- Workers specialise and become faster and more accurate.
- Less time is lost switching jobs and tools.
- Machinery is easier to use for repeated tasks.
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1.3.4 division of labour and specialisation Flashcards
19 flashcards on CIE Intl A Level Economics 1.3.4 division of labour and specialisation: the key terms and definitions you need to recall.