A Weberian perspective suggests that bureaucracies can deprive employees of a sense of autonomy, individuality, and control, while a Marxist perspective suggests that capitalist corporations can exploit their workers and cause alienation

A. True

B. False

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A Weberian perspective suggests that bureaucracies can deprive employees of a sense of autonomy, individuality, and control, while a Marxist perspective suggests that capitalist corporations can exploit their workers and cause alienation

A. True

B. False

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Alessandro Bray · Answer 1

A. True

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Max Weber a German sociologist suggests that bureaucracy is the best way human activities can be organised to yield increased productivity. However, the down side of this is that employees are deprived of individuality and control and are under the total control of the bureaucrats.

Carl Max in his book titled "the wealth of nations" suggests that capitalism is the best way to grow the economy of a nation. However, Maxist believe that large capitalist corporations exploit their works for gains and are not interested in their welfare but only on how to increase profits.

A Weberian perspective suggests that bureaucracies can deprive employees of a sense of autonomy, individuality, and control, while a Marxist perspective suggests that capitalist corporations can exploit their workers and cause alienationA. TrueB. False

A Weberian perspective suggests that bureaucracies can deprive employees of a sense of autonomy, individuality, and control, while a Marxist perspective suggests that capitalist corporations can exploit their workers and cause alienation

A. True

B. False