The industrial relations system in South Africa in the early 1970s was ______.This meant that one system existed for white, coloured and Indian people, whilst another system existed for African workers.

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The term "dualistic" refers to the existence of two separate and distinct systems. In the early 1970s in South Africa, there were different systems of industrial relations for different racial groups, with one system for white, coloured, and Indian workers and another system for African workers. Therefore, the most appropriate choice is A.

The Industrial Relations System in South Africa in the Early