Rise of organizations

Organizations, which are defined as “social units of people that are structured and managed to meet a need or to pursue collective goals (“Organizations”),” are said to have risen in the United States within a variety of social and historical contexts Several of those factors are credited with ma!ing organizations via"le and necessary options for citizens, and they "uilt on one another to "ring organizations to the level of importance that they are at today #n $%&', a"out &'( of the United States population was dependent on a wage income )hat num"er increased to *'( "y $*+' ,enerally, farmers and craftsmen were the only ones "y $*+' who were not dependent on wor!ing for someone else- prior to that, most people were a"le to survive "y hunting and farming their own food, ma!ing their own supplies, and remaining almost fully self.sufficient /s transportation "ecame more efficient and technologies were further developed, self.sufficiency "ecame an economically poor choice /s in the 0owell )extile 1ills, various machines and processes were developed for each step of the production process, thus ma!ing mass production a cheaper and faster alternative to individual control #n addition, as the population grew and transportation progressed, the pre.organizational system struggled to support the needs of the mar!et )hese conditions made for a wage dependent population that sought out 2o"s in growing organizations, leading to a shift from individual and family production #n addition to a shift to wage dependence, externalities from industrialization also created a perfect opportunity for the rise of organizations 3arious negative effects such as pollution,wor!place accidents, crowded cities, and unemployment "ecame rising concerns 4ather than small groups such as families and churches "eing a"le to control these pro"lems as they had in the past, new organizations and systems were re5uired in order to !eep their heightened effects down )he smaller associations that had contained various social issues in the past were no longer via"le, and instead were collapsed into larger formal organizations )hese organizations were less personal, more distant, and more centralized- "ut, what they lac!ed in locality, they made up for in efficiency /long with wage dependency and externalities, growth of industry also played a large role in the development of organizations 1ar!ets that were 5uic!ly growing and expanding needed employees right away 6 "ecause of that, a need developed for organizational structures that would help guide and support these new employees Some of the first 7ew 8ngland factories relied on daughters of farmers at their onset- later, as the economy changed, they "egan to gain wor! from the farmers, and finally, 8uropean immigrants 1any 8uropeans left their homes for the promises of US industry, and a"out 9'( of those immigrants stayed in the country )hey "ecame a permanent class of wor!ers in the economy, which allowed factories to increase production and produce more than they had "efore :ith this large growth came the need for organizations and leadership that was not previously needed in small "usinesses and firms Overall, the historical and social context in which organizations rose in the United States allowed for not only the development of organizations, "ut also for their spread and

throat nature of capitalism /s organizations develop. family. the development of organizations is what has driven contemporary firms to thrive in its modern day society . and growth of industries all played into the change from individual. externalities.growth :age dependency.group production and regulation to large organizations and structure 8ven though the decline in small "usiness might not seem to su"stantiate how the development in organizations leads to increased aggregate economic return. they devour the smaller organizations that cannot !eep up. it exemplifies the cut. "ut also allow for the evolution of innovative management and production techni5ues for other larger companies )he development of organizations demands a higher level of s!illset from wor!ers as it continues to grow #t also "uilds precautionary measures on cutting edge technology #t amplifies the need for specialization and accounts of functionalism in various organizations and their respective societies )hrough much advancement in the interaction of capitalistic "ureaucracies. and small.

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