Why is an assembly line is a more efficient way of manufacturing?

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The primary benefit of assembly lines is that they allow workers and machines to specialize at performing specific tasks, which can increase productivity. Large-scale assembly lines can allow for mass production of goods that would not be possible if products were made from start to finish by a single worker.

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