What kind of labor does the craft method require ?
Correct answer: B. High-cost, highly skilled
- A. Untrained and unskilled
- B. High-cost, highly skilled
- C. Lean skilled and motivated
- D. Untrained and unmotivated
Explanation
Craft production depends on workers who possess specialized skills and can produce complete or highly customized goods. Such labor is costly because training and expertise are required, unlike mass production, which relies more on unskilled labor.
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