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Roundabout production

Describe the merits of “roundabout” production?  Describe the term “division of labor”?

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“Roundabout production” means using capital goods in the production process. To operate more efficiently and to produce more output this enables producers.

“Division of labor” describes that employees achieve those tasks which are best suited to their personal skills as well as abilities.

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