Quiz: Division of Labor
Multiple Choice
What is Division of Labor? A. A theory of economics that seeks to explain how labor is divided among different people B. A type of market where goods and services are exchanged C. A system of economic production where goods are divided among different people D. A type of business organization where labor is divided among different people
What is the main goal of Division of Labor? A. To increase efficiency in production B. To reduce costs of production C. To increase production output D. To reduce labor costs
What are the benefits of Division of Labor? A. Increased efficiency, reduced costs, and increased production output B. Increased efficiency, increased production output, and improved quality C. Reduced costs, increased production output, and improved quality D. Increased efficiency, increased production output, and reduced costs
True/False
Division of Labor is a type of business organization. True False
Division of Labor increases efficiency in production. True False
Division of Labor reduces labor costs. True False
Fill in the Blank
Division of Labor is a theory of economics that seeks to explain how labor is __________ among different people.
The main goal of Division of Labor is to __________ efficiency in production.
The benefits of Division of Labor include increased efficiency, __________ costs, and increased production output.
Short Answer
What is the importance of Division of Labor?
How does Division of Labor help businesses?
What are the drawbacks of Division of Labor?
Answer Key
Multiple Choice 1. A 2. A 3. A
True/False 1. True 2. True 3. True
Fill in the Blank 1. divided 2. increase 3. reduced
Short Answer 1. The importance of Division of Labor is that it allows businesses to increase production output and efficiency while reducing costs. It is an effective way to organize labor and resources to maximize output and reduce costs. 2. Division of Labor helps businesses by increasing efficiency, reducing costs, and increasing production output. It also helps to improve quality and reduce labor costs. 3. The drawbacks of Division of Labor include the risk of workers becoming specialized in a single task, which can lead to boredom and decreased morale. It can also lead to a lack of flexibility in production and a lack of creativity.