Two factories make wooden chairs. If the workers in factory A make each chair from start to finish and the workers in factory B divide labor, one would assume

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Factory B can take advantage of division of labor and produce more efficiently. Dividing labor allows each worker to specialize in a specific task, reducing the time it takes to complete one chair. As a result, factory B can produce more chairs in the same amount of time as factory A, even though the workers in factory A may have more control over the quality of each chair.

Two Factories Make Wooden Chairs