Business, 14.02.2021 06:00 kaylijocombs

How does the division of labor affect businesses? A. It requires them to pay their employees higher wages.
B. It allows them to greatly reduce the size of their workforce.
C. It ensures that their employees have a broad range of skills.
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D. It makes them more efficient by splitting up complex tasks.

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