1.2.1 Production & 1.2.2 Productivity and division of labour

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Across
  1. 4. Production methods that rely more heavily on plants and machinery than on workers.
  2. 6. Breaking down of the production process into small parts with each worker allocated to a specific task.
  3. 11. When one stage of production relies on the completion of the previous one.
  4. 12. Production methods that make more use of people relative to machinery.
  5. 14. The area of the economy where materials are processed and turned into finished or semi-finished goods.
  6. 15. The area of the economy where goods or services are provided to the public and other businesses.
  7. 18. Stocks of raw materials and components that are used up in the production process.
  8. 19. Natural resources such as coal, oil, and fertile soil used by businesses to create products.
  9. 20. The value of a worker to a business, shaped by their unique abilities, skills, knowledge, and intelligence.
Down
  1. 1. The production of a limited range of goods by individuals, firms, regions, or countries.
  2. 2. A financial incentive scheme where workers are paid based on the volume of output they produce.
  3. 3. The decline in manufacturing within an economy.
  4. 5. The area of the economy where raw materials are grown, extracted, or mined.
  5. 7. The rate at which goods are produced in relation to the work, time, and money needed to produce them.
  6. 8. Stock of man-made resources like machines and tools used to help make goods and services.
  7. 9. Creating new, fertile land by draining wetlands or recovering land from oceans
  8. 10. The workforce in the economy, including manual workers, skilled workers, and managers.
  9. 13. The factor of production responsible for setting up a business and taking risks.
  10. 16. Redirecting water from natural sources to dry land to improve productivity.
  11. 17. A non-financial motivation method where workers switch between different tasks to reduce boredom.