Division of knowledge refers to:
A) dividing tasks into different subtasks and having one person perform all these subtasks.
B) people learning different tasks for which they each have a comparative advantage.
C) assigning one person to learn all the different ways to perform the same task.
D) limiting what each person knows about another person.

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Division of knowledge refers to the assignment of different tasks to individuals based on their comparative advantage, allowing for more efficient outcomes overall. Option A describes division of labor, while option C refers to cross-training. Option D is not a concept related to division of knowledge.

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