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    Sorin-George TomaBy Sorin-George TomaApril 30, 2021Updated:November 1, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    Introduction. A scientific approach to management was initiated for the first time in America in the late 19th century. Scientific management arose mainly from the need to increase efficiency in America, but other key factors were the spread of big businesses and the expanding application of science in industry. The aims of our paper are to present the emergence of scientific management in America and to emphasize the contribution of some of the most representatives American authors to its development. The methodological approach is literature review.

    Aim of the study. Our paper shows that scientific management was essentially an American achievement that provided useful lessons for the whole human society.

    Keywords: scientific management, efficiency, Taylor, America
    JEL Classification: M10, N61

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