Management...an art or a profession?

There is no doubt that the success of the economic and social development plan and its achievement of its goals cannot be achieved except by making good use of the available material and human resources. As well as the success of various projects in all fields. The use of available resources without waste or negligence depends mainly on the efficiency of the administration. Does the administration have laws that can be defined and generalized, such as physics, for example? Is it possible to place administrative practice in a laboratory, identify and isolate variables from each other, and conduct experiments on them? Is management a type of creativity and personal talent, for which general foundations cannot be established and generalized to all societies and situations like poetry and the novel?
Is management a philosophy that depends on a person's ability to deduce relationships and judge them? A positive answer means that management is an established science with laws that can be generalized, and a negative answer means that it is an art that depends on personal experience. The opposite is true for the last two questions. But management should not be looked at from one angle and limited to that. Is management a science, an art, or a profession?