Scientific management,broadly defined,was largely responsible for all but which one of the following?

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Scientific management, developed by Frederick W. Taylor, primarily focused on improving economic efficiency and labor productivity through systematic management of work tasks, time studies, and performance standards. It did not directly lead to growth in employment-related legislation. This growth was more a result of labor movements and societal pressures for better working conditions and workers' rights, rather than the principles of scientific management itself.

Scientific Management,broadly Defined,was Largely Responsible for All but Which One