Question

question 15 of 20
how does the division of labor affect businesses?
a. it requires them to pay their employees higher wages.
b. it ensures that their employees have a broad range of skills.
c. it makes them more efficient by splitting up complex tasks.
d. it allows them to greatly reduce the size of their workforce.

Explanation:

Division of labor breaks down complex tasks into smaller, more manageable parts. Employees can specialize in specific tasks, which increases efficiency. It doesn't necessarily mean higher - wage requirements, nor does it ensure a broad range of skills (it often leads to specialization). Also, it doesn't directly lead to a reduction in workforce size.

Answer:

C. It makes them more efficient by splitting up complex tasks.