The Rapid Development of the Management Science Discipline Can Be

question 5

Multiple Choice

The rapid development of the management science discipline can be credited in part to:

• A) World War I.
• B) George Dantzig.
• C) the computer revolution.
• D) George Dantzig and the computer revolution.
• E) World War I, George Dantzig, and the computer revolution.

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Definitions:

Subordinates

Individuals or groups who are lower in rank, position, or authority within a hierarchy.

Direction

Can refer to guidance or supervision towards achieving a goal or to the specific path that something or someone moves or is aimed toward.

Bureaucracy

A system of administration characterized by strict policies, procedures, and hierarchy, typically within governments or large organizations.

Salaried Staff

Employees who are paid a fixed amount by their employers, regardless of the hours worked, typically on an annual basis.