The nineteenth and early twentieth centuries saw the development of which early management perspective
A) The human relations movement
B) The behavioural sciences approach
C) The classical perspective
D) The quantitative management approach
E) The TQM approach

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The classical perspective emerged in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, during the Industrial Revolution, and focused on increasing efficiency and productivity through scientific approaches to management. This perspective was further divided into two branches: scientific management, proposed by Frederick W. Taylor, and administrative management, proposed by Henri Fayol.

The Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries Saw the Development of Which