Abstract
In its broadest sense, management is the ability to define a task, to analyse the complexities of it, to allocate priorities to the problems involved, to prepare against the more insurable pitfalls, and to see the task through to a successful conclusion. This article discusses the faults of management and the management system, and puts forward suggestions that will help remedy the situation and ease the present economic problems in Britain
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