It doesn't help make more of what... it helps them BE interdependent. And if you don't know what that means then your stupid.... I'm just kidding your not stupid your most likely beautiful in your own we... I mean every one is WE ARE God's creations... anyway interdependent means to depend on one another... cool huh? :)!
Specialization allows workers to develop more skill in their specific tasks and are therefore more likely to innovate, to create tools or machinery to make their tasks even more efficient.
The answer is economy it is in the social studies book read
it makes it more efficient
When a country is good at making their product they specialize in it, and improve the product to make more money. If another country doesn't have that but specializes in something the other one needs, then they will trade. This is why specialization encourages trade.
There are more products and services available.
yes, but I'm bluffing or am I bluffing about bluffing.
interdependent
Specialization allows workers to develop more skill in their specific tasks and are therefore more likely to innovate, to create tools or machinery to make their tasks even more efficient.
The answer is economy it is in the social studies book read
By trading with other regions to make more goods available.
specialization
The specialization of the work force came about largely as a result of things becoming more and more complicated to make. Another factor was the manufacturing process itself, where each person on the line was responsible for one thing and one thing only.
it makes it more efficient
When a country is good at making their product they specialize in it, and improve the product to make more money. If another country doesn't have that but specializes in something the other one needs, then they will trade. This is why specialization encourages trade.
As time passed, farmers could grow more crops thus leading to more surplus. This meant that not everyone had to be a farmer, leading to job specialization.
More interdependent
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