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Comparative advantage ... division of laborwill leadto specialization of labor
Arguments against Division of Labor Irrespective of the fact that division of labor is beneficial in terms of productivitycan leadspecialization of labor
which allowedto createspecializations of labor
globalizationhas causedspecialization of labor
deliberately(passive) is ... createdSpecialization of Labor
Innovationscreatedmore specialization of labor
man as a living person ... I which primarily refers to of theis createdof labor specialization
powers within the which of the followingis createdof labor specialization
the limitation of food and other goodsledto specialization of labor
it was by middle of 2011 trying to figure out what I could do to fix the processescould createa specialization of labor
no evidencehas been discoveredof labor specialization
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to increased labor taskscan leadto increased labor tasks
in a proliferation of social teamsresultingin a proliferation of social teams
to economies of scaleleadingto economies of scale
to progresshas ledto progress
to increased productivity - 1745752can leadto increased productivity - 1745752
to increased productivity [ job specializationcan leadto increased productivity [ job specialization
to increased production for the same amount of timeleadsto increased production for the same amount of time
this immense wealth that we enjoyhas createdthis immense wealth that we enjoy
in some foods being grown elsewhere at the lowest cost ( including transportation ... though I realize there are usually unseen costs to the environment from large farms ( and from small ones , as wellcan resultin some foods being grown elsewhere at the lowest cost ( including transportation ... though I realize there are usually unseen costs to the environment from large farms ( and from small ones , as well
to technological innovation leading humanity out of its meager animalistic existenceledto technological innovation leading humanity out of its meager animalistic existence
business operations to produce goods the factors that can lead to increased productivity division of labor can leadcan leadbusiness operations to produce goods the factors that can lead to increased productivity division of labor can lead
in a wider variety of jobsresultedin a wider variety of jobs
to higher productivity and less labour cost per unit of output B. SUITABILITYleadsto higher productivity and less labour cost per unit of output B. SUITABILITY
to an increase in material goodsleadsto an increase in material goods
workers to be more marketable to employers and raise the chances of them finding a jobcausesworkers to be more marketable to employers and raise the chances of them finding a job
efficiency that let people produce more with lesscreatedefficiency that let people produce more with less
to faster and more efficient productionledto faster and more efficient production
to the identification and coexistence of its various typesleadingto the identification and coexistence of its various types
to the development of craft industries and other professionsledto the development of craft industries and other professions
economic benefits that allowed workers who were not needed for survival to gather specialized knowledge for the betterment of society and their own advancementcreatedeconomic benefits that allowed workers who were not needed for survival to gather specialized knowledge for the betterment of society and their own advancement
To Higher Quality OutputLeadsTo Higher Quality Output
to commercial production of formerly homemade foods , the distinct functional aspects of domestic food preparation , including acquiring and storing , cutting and chopping , pickling and preserving , cooking and coolingledto commercial production of formerly homemade foods , the distinct functional aspects of domestic food preparation , including acquiring and storing , cutting and chopping , pickling and preserving , cooking and cooling
in turnleadsin turn
to craftsmanship , medicine , formal education , and many moreledto craftsmanship , medicine , formal education , and many more
to higher levels of productive inefficiency in an economytypically leadsto higher levels of productive inefficiency in an economy
typicallyleadstypically
to the identification and coexistence of coexistence 's various typesleadingto the identification and coexistence of coexistence 's various types
to repetitiveledto repetitive
to class distinctionsalso leadto class distinctions
to income disparityhas ledto income disparity
a new characteristic of civilizations : social hierarchycreateda new characteristic of civilizations : social hierarchy
increased revenue for large companiescreateincreased revenue for large companies
to social stratification and the emergence of socioeconomic classesledto social stratification and the emergence of socioeconomic classes
to the development of cities for trademay leadto the development of cities for trade
to one conclusion : Where every works for everyone else and shares equally in the profits of others peoples and their own laborleadingto one conclusion : Where every works for everyone else and shares equally in the profits of others peoples and their own labor
the new discipline , rigorous time schedules and low wages allcontributedthe new discipline , rigorous time schedules and low wages all
most to the unprecedented productivity and uniformity of finished goods which was the key to the rapid transformation of society into an industrialized urban one.(Smith , 793contributedmost to the unprecedented productivity and uniformity of finished goods which was the key to the rapid transformation of society into an industrialized urban one.(Smith , 793
from - Unit Oneto resultfrom - Unit One
to what would be the consequences of a sharp increase in jobcan leadto what would be the consequences of a sharp increase in job
a demand for new resources beyond the necessities of basic food , clothing , and sheltercreateda demand for new resources beyond the necessities of basic food , clothing , and shelter