The specialization of labor:

A) increases productivity without creating any problems.
B) reduces productivity and is usually eliminated by business firms.
C) can create problems of boredom and repetitive motion injuries.
D) prevents the introduction of more sophisticated and efficient production techniques.
E) ignores individual preferences and natural abilities.

Specialization Of Labor

The division of labor where different workers or groups of workers engage in specific tasks, often leading to increased productivity.

Productivity

The ratio of a specific measure of output, such as real GDP, to a specific measure of input, such as labor; in this case, productivity measures real GDP per hour of labor.

Boredom

A state of feeling disinterested or unengaged with one's current activity or surroundings, often leading to restlessness.