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What is Frederick Winslow Taylor widely regarded as?

AThe Father of Modern Economics

BThe Father of Scientific Management

CThe Founder of Industrial Psychology

DThe Pioneer of Assembly Line Production

Answer:

B. The Father of Scientific Management

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  • Frederick Winslow Taylor (1856-1915) is widely regarded as the "Father of Scientific Management." His theories, also known as Taylorism, revolutionized industrial practices in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by applying scientific methods to the study of work processes to improve industrial efficiency and productivity.


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  1. There should be balance between authority and responsibility for managers.
  2. Authority is only formal in organisation.
  3. Abuse of authority must be prevented by proper safeguards.
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    Which principle focuses on having a single boss to avoid confusion?