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‘Large managerial enterprises have been primary engines of economic growth.’
Recently, large scale of enterprises became common around the world. However, it was started from 1900s in United States first. The Development of mass production had changed the industry and brought tremendous increase of output by the technological innovation. The most important factor that affected to the enterprises was managerial hierarchy and it had been argued by Alfred Chandler at the very first time. Chandler states that companies in the US have strongly influenced by the innovative business form ‘managerial enterprises’ and achieved huge cost save by the economies of scale and scope. The new term ‘Chief executive officer’ (CEO) had been appearing within this system and the firm started to pursuit maximization of long-term profit instead of short-term gains.
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