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This individual worked to determine a "fair day’s work," or what an average worker could produce at a reasonable pace. This individual invented a large clock that could record time to 1/2000th of a second in order to aid in his motion studies.

(A)-Frederick W. Taylor
(B)-Max Weber
(C)-Frank Gilbreth
(D)-Henry Gantt

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