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Having workers perform specialized labor tasks is one of the
factors that can lead to increased productivity. Division of labor
can lead to a large increase in efficiency for two key reasons. Allocational efficiency makes the best use of a particular worker's
skill. For example, a worker who is good with numbers can do a
better job on inventory control than one who is not. Technical
efficiency arises from a division of labor by reducing the
transition time between tasks. A worker who completes painting a
car, for example, does not then have to put down his painting tools
and pick up the tools needed to assemble the car, as that job goes
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Answered 2012-12-03 19:10:32
Having workers perform specialized labor tasks is one of the
factors that can lead to increased productivity. Division of labor
can lead to a large increase in efficiency for two key reasons.