Which of the following was NOT an advantage of bringing groups of workers to a central location to manufacture items?

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The primary advantages of bringing groups of workers to a central location included ease of supervisory oversight (A), increased scale of production (B), and increased speed of production (C). However, increased quality of production (D) was not necessarily a direct advantage of centralizing workers, as quality depended more on the skills of the workers and the production processes used rather than the mere fact of centralization.

Which of the Following Was NOT an Advantage of Bringing