Frederick W. Taylor's efforts to improve efficiency through scientific management:
A)benefitted workers as the labor-intensive work was done by machines.
B)proved to be more effective than the assembly line system.
C)doubled the profits of industrialists.
D)made working conditions even more miserable.
E)led to large-scale unemployment as machines replaced men.

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Taylor's scientific management often led to increased workloads and pressure on workers, making their working conditions more difficult.