Sally lives in Eatonville, Georgia, and works as a furniture maker. She has a woodshop in her basement. Sally designs very expensive, custom-made tables and chairs. A young man and woman who are experts at cutting the wood work for Sally. Sally tells them what she needs cut. When they are done, Sally puts the last touches on the chairs and tables. Three other people also work for her. Their job is to carefully box up the furniture and ship it to the customer.

Why doesn't Sally cut the wood and have the man and woman design the furniture?
A.
because the woodworkers might start their own business designing furniture
B.
because they are expert wood cutters and Sally is an expert designer
C.
because Sally has unlimited money and can spend it all on hiring employees
D.
because Sally does not really like to work with wood products

b

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