Which management principle places people and materials in suitable places at suitable times?
Correct answer: B. Order
- A. Discipline
- B. Order
- C. Equity
- D. Unity of direction
Explanation
Fayol's principle of order requires the right person and the right material to be in the right place. Discipline concerns compliance with rules, while equity concerns fair treatment.
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