5 Question 1Which of the following statements correctly describes the early practice of management?O Survival was not an issue in most organizations Before 1900.O Early economists were concerned with managerial efficiency and effectiveness.O The practice of management began about 100 years ago.O The scientific study of management as a field of inquiry dates back to the nineteenthcentury.O By 1900, most organizations were large.Question 2Charles Babbage emphasized the application of mathematics to production problems; thus, hiswork was a forerunner ofclassical management perspectivesO the systems theoryO the behavioral school of managementadministrative managementthe contingency theory please help on questions 1-4... I'm not sure ofmy selected answers are correct.Question 3How can managers use knowledge of theory and history in contemporary organizations?O to develop abstract ideasO as a way to set organizational goalsO to apply rules of scientific management to current issues being facedas a source of answers to recurring problemsO as the basis for new, personal theoriesQuestion 4Managers at Ruth & Fishers Corp. recognize the value of history. The company maintains anextensive archival library of its old documents and records and has also employed a full-timecorporate historian. This helps the managersO comply with government regulationsO manage the behavior of their employeesO avoid the mistakes of othersO Find simple solutions to complex problemsO maintain a code of ethics in the company

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Which of the following statements correctly describes the early practice of management? O Survival was not an issue in most organizations before 1900. O Early economists were concerned with managerial efficiency and effectiveness. O The practice of management began about 100 years ago. O The scientific study of management as a field of inquiry dates back to the nineteenth century. O By 1900, most organizations were large.

Which of the following statements correctly describes the early practice of management? O Survival was not an issue in most organizations before 1900. O Early economists were concerned with managerial efficiency and effectiveness. O The practice of management began about 100 years ago. O The scientific study of management as a field of inquiry dates back to the nineteenth century. O By 1900, most organizations were large.

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