Why People Have Special Jobs (1970)
Long ago, people had to do everything for themselves, from gathering food to making tools and clothing. A man created a spinning top for his son, which sparked a demand from other children. To meet this demand, he struck deals with other fathers, trading his toy-making skills for food and materials. This led to a division of labor in their community, where individuals specialized in various trades, such as fishing, hunting, and clothing making. Eventually, this specialization allowed for the creation of stores, changing their way of life significantly.
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specialization, division of labor, toy maker, community, trade, stores, ancient life, self-sufficiency, economic exchange
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