According to W. Edward Deming, a well-managed organization is one in which:
A) statistical control increases variability in production processes.
B) statistical control reduces variability in production processes and also results in uniform quality and predictable level of production.
C) most employees like their job.
D) employees are paid at least the market wage rate.
E) All of the above.

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W. Edward Deming, a renowned management consultant, believed that managing an organization properly means using statistical control to reduce variations in production processes, which ultimately results in a predictable and uniform quality level of production. The other options are not necessarily indicators of a well-managed organization according to Deming's philosophy.