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    profession need to be able to provide desired results and motivate individuals in their command. These goals require supervisors to implement a management style that works for the department. The main leadership styles are; autocratic, democratic, and laissez faire. The usage of each of these style has its advantages and disadvantages, but this is where good leadership is important to find out which style works for their environment. Democratic Management Style In the democratic style a…

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    ethos of the leader I strive to become. Notwithstanding, I ascertain that the leadership styles individually are not perfect and are most effective when fused. On the other hand, the leadership philosophy I least identify with is the Free Rein (or Laissez-faire)…

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    to die off. This was viewed as a natural progression, and government intervention was not and could not be tolerated to stop a natural state of affairs. In this setting, the desire for economic wealth and social success led to misusing both Laissez-Faire philosophies, which stress the fair use of market principles, and…

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    Laissez-faire movement favors dis-embedment of economy from society, as this would help to expand the scope of market. However, society as a whole leads protective countermovement to resist the dis-embedment of economy from society, working class movement plays…

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    in the market. When the demand is high for a product, prices will also be high. Producers will produce goods whose prices are rising. This increase supply in the market. Then prices will come down, and then production activities will be reduced” • Laissez fair approach of development is not feasible, practicable, sustainable, reliable and socially desirable. • Capital accumulation and profit is central idea of planning. 6. Planning approach to development. Definition- “Plan is a complete work…

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    Spencer and other “Social Darwinists” became strong lobbyers for Laissez-faire economics. They felt that to give Britain the means evolve into an industrial society, businesses needed to be able to operate with little government interference. Spencer was influential in applying Darwin’s ideas to social evolution, relating…

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    Introduction Effectively following the effective leaders in an organization is critical for success. This paper will discuss followership and leader characteristics necessary for organizational success. The first section describes the relationship between followership and leadership styles and traits. The second section details the expected styles and traits of a follower and leader in Business Quality Management. The final section details a five-year plan and methods used to enhance…

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    Theodore Roosevelt became president in 1901 and has since changed the traditional role of the federal government. Prior to Roosevelt’s presidency the federal government practiced a laissez faire attitude towards big businesses. During his presidency, Roosevelt began to increase the role of the federal government by passing policies that were aimed to expand the federal government’s involvement in trusts and conservation. By 1901, giant trusts had already became huge political and economic…

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    Transformational leadership was advanced by Bass (1985) as an allowance of a foregoing study’s difference between transactional and transformational approaches of leadership. Transformational leaders have been labeled as those who modify the way that their followers think about themselves such that feelings of commitment and participation are enhanced (Shamiret al., 1993). There has been about argument in the literature about the discriminant legitimacy of numerous of the transformational…

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    in society. Automobiles were created Assembly lines started being able to produce 6 cars per minute. Refrigerators were created. Even the Radio sales went sky rocketing. L.A.C.K P.A.N.T.S is an acronym created for the position of the economy Laissez-Faire, Assembly line, Credit, Knowledge, Position of America on the war, Advertisement, New consumer…

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