Henry Fayol, instrumental in developing the foundations of modern management, together with his colleagues developed a theory of business administration. This theory differed from scientific management; despite being developed about the same time. Fayol's theory focused on organizational activities, the functions of management, and the principles of management. Which of the following is not an administrative function, per Fayol? Multiple Choice Satisfying shareholder and employees, labor, and management Ensuring unity of action, activity, order across the Enterprise Evaluate a task by studying each part of it Coordination of all efforts toward the overall goal