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The Social Division of Labor According to Adam Smith

201131mFátima Ribeiro

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Five workers on an assembly line at a large company based in an airport challenge the impossibility of changing the social division of labor, carried out in accordance with the classical principles of specialization and segmentation.

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What is The Social Division of Labor According to Adam Smith (2011) about?

Five workers on an assembly line at a large company based in an airport challenge the impossibility of changing the social division of labor, carried out in accordance with the classical principles of specialization and segmentation.

Who stars in The Social Division of Labor According to Adam Smith?

The Social Division of Labor According to Adam Smith stars Sara Gonçalves, Monica Calle, Nuno Gil, Soraia Chaves, António Jorge. The film was directed by Fátima Ribeiro.

How long is The Social Division of Labor According to Adam Smith?

The Social Division of Labor According to Adam Smith has a runtime of 31 min and premiered in 2011.

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