Dunlop's Model Suggests That All 'Industrial Relations Systems' Are Comprised

question 24

Multiple Choice

Dunlop's model suggests that all 'industrial relations systems' are comprised of:

• A) three main actors who interact to produce rules, which regulate behaviour within a system and who operate within a larger context which influences this behaviour.
• B) three main actors who interact in a systematic way, moderated by industrial relations tribunals.
• C) None of the options given here is correct
• D) three main actors who interact to produce rules which are then made formal through the industrial relations system.

Understand the concept and characteristics of monopolistic competition.

Comprehend how product differentiation impacts market structure in monopolistic competition.

Identify the implications of market structures on firm's output and pricing decisions.

Recognize the role of non-price competition in monopolistic competition.

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