Specialization of production refers to the process where individuals or groups focus on a specific task or type of work, enhancing efficiency and productivity. By concentrating on a narrow range of activities, workers or firms can develop greater skills and expertise, leading to higher quality outputs. This approach often results in economies of scale, allowing for reduced costs and increased overall production. Specialization is a key principle in both microeconomics and macroeconomics, influencing trade and labor markets.
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specialization depends on trade that is specialization leads to mass production and hence need for market for the surplus.
Specialization
greater efficiencies in production.
The international division of labor
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allows specialization
specialization depends on trade that is specialization leads to mass production and hence need for market for the surplus.
Specialization
greater efficiencies in production.
The international division of labor
Economic specialization
Local functional specialization is the concentration of the production of particular goods and service by people in particular places. Examples of local functional specialization in Switzerland are watches, chocolate and cheese,
1. The specialization is limited by extent or the market. It can only happen if there is longer population 2. Specialization is limited by lack of self interest hired labor. 3. Difficulty in standardizing certain process. 4. Specialization as contrast to diversification.
Greater efficiencies in production.
Greater efficiencies in production.