Foundations of Management Flashcards
Profits are a reward for risk for the entrepreneur who facilitates production. (Theorist?)
Adam Smith
Economic growth is possible through increasing production. (Theorist?)
Adam Smith
The agent of economic growth should be the invisible hand of the market. (Theorist?)
Adam Smith
Human beings are naturally productive, if left to their own devices they will naturally try to shape the world around them through production. (Theorist?)
Karl Marx
Profits extracted by entrepreneurs are exploitative of the labour producing them as they only recieve a fraction (wage) of the finished price of a good/service. (Theorist?)
Karl Marx
Capitalism is alienating because workers are no longer participating in the production of a finished good, they are instead a cog in a machine. (Theorist?)
Karl Marx
Economic planning is possible and we should not rely on the trickle-down of wealth to an entire population. (Theorist?)
J. M. Keynes
The founder of macro-economics, he argued that demand and the role of the government must be considered within an economy. (Theorist?)
J. M. Keynes
The state and central bank of an economy stimulate demand. They are able to spend in a way that businesses cannot, in an economic downturn. (Theorist?)
J. M. Keynes
What are the features of a social democracy/ managed economy in terms of government action?
- Prevent the formation of monopolies and oligopolies
- Public Works Schemes: Stimulate demand and prevent unemployment in specific areas.
- Nationalised industries where natural monopolies exist.
What is a social democracy?
An ideoogy which supports intervention in the market to support justice both economically and socially.
Bureaucracy is essential in modern capitalist economies; large management hierarchies allow for the control of complex organisations. (Theorist?)
Max Weber
‘Society should be shaped by the free market and the economy should be de-regulated.’ Are ideas from which type of market structure?
Neoliberalism
Neoliberal H? Refers to which concept that states the rich get richer as the poor get poorer.
Neoliberal Hegemony
Economies and markets are too complex to understand for those who try to control them. (Theorist?)
Friedrich Hayek