SS1: ECONOMICS - 1ST TERM
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Introduction to Economics | Week 13 Topics|1 Quiz
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Basic Concept of Economics | Week 24 Topics|1 Quiz
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Basic Tools for Economic Analysis | Week 38 Topics|1 Quiz
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Measure of Central Tendency | Week 44 Topics|1 Quiz
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Theory of Demand & Supply I | Week 55 Topics|1 Quiz
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Theory of Demand & Supply II | Week 67 Topics|1 Quiz
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Theory of Production I | Week 77 Topics|1 Quiz
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Theory of Production II | Week 84 Topics|1 Quiz
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Basic Economic Problems of the Society | Week 91 Topic|1 Quiz
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Economic System | Week 104 Topics|1 Quiz
Specialization
Topic Content:
- Definition of Specialization
What is Specialization?
Specialization is the concentration of individuals, firms, or states on economic activity in producing a limited variety of goods, to gain a greater degree of efficiency.
It is the concentration of workers, in the performance of a particular job. It is also the performance of a simple job, in which an individual firm, state, or nation has a comparative advantage.
For example, Mr Akinosun is a medical doctor, LG produces electronic gadgets, etc. Specialization refers to the dedication of one’s entire time to the performance of a single duty, the production of particular goods.
Specialization means the acquisition of skills in the production processes. It is the act of acquiring a special skill and concentrating, on the performance of a task, in which a person specializes.
Specialization of labour is the concentration of labour on the performance of a task.
“Specialization leads to division of labour”, as a result of this people use the two concepts interchangeably.