What Were the Reasons That Management by Trial-And-Error Changed During

question 84

Multiple Choice

What were the reasons that management by trial-and-error changed during the Industrial Revolution in the 18th and 19th centuries?

• A) advances in technology, availability of low-skilled laborers, and growing size and complexity of businesses
• B) advances in technology, availability of skilled laborers, and growing size and complexity of business
• C) advances in technology, availability of skilled laborers, and declining economic trends
• D) advances in technology, availability of low-skilled laborers, and economic trends favoring small businesses
• E) advances in technology, availability of skilled laborers, and economic trends favoring small businesses

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