I. 🍃Introduction
- Definition of division of labour
- Importance of division of labour in modern economies

II. Advantages of division of labour
- Increased output and productivity
- Reduced costs of production
- Improved quality of products
- Ability to charge lower prices
- Increased demand and revenue/profits

III. Increased output and productivity
- Explanation of how specialisation can increase output
- Examples of industries where division of labour has led to increased productivity

IV. Reduced costs of production
- Explanation of how division of labour can reduce costs
- Examples of cost savings in industries that use division of labour

V. Improved quality of products
- Explanation of how specialisation can lead to higher quality products
- Examples of industries where division of labour has led to improved quality

VI. Ability to charge lower prices
- Explanation of how lower costs can enable businesses to charge lower prices
- Examples of industries where division of labour has led to lower prices for consumers

VII. Increased demand and revenue/profits
- Explanation of how lower prices and higher quality can lead to increased demand
- Examples of industries where division of labour has led to increased revenue and profits

VIII. 👉Conclusion
- Recap of the advantages of division of labour
- Importance of division of labour in modern economies.