Scientific Management Evolved at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century

question 123

Multiple Choice

Scientific management evolved at the dawn of the twentieth century because

• A) labor was in abundant supply.
• B) worker efficiency was low.
• C) capital was in short supply.
• D) information was rapidly changing.
• E) piecework pay systems were not working.

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