According to Henri Fayol, the five rules of management are:
A) centralisation, stability, initiative, communication and espirit de corps.
B) authority, responsibility, discipline, remuneration and initiative.
C) prediction, hypothesis, observation, experimentation and verification.
D) foresight, organisation, command, coordination and control.
E) standardisation, centralisation, negative entropy, communication and homeostasis.

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Henri Fayol, a French engineer and a key figure in the development of modern management theory, proposed that there are five primary functions or elements of management, which are: planning (foresight), organizing (organisation), commanding (command), coordinating (coordination), and controlling (control). These functions are intended to describe the broad tasks that managers must perform in the course of their work.

According to Henri Fayol, the Five Rules of Management Are