According to John Dunlop, the three participants of the industrial relations system must have a common ideology and must accept the roles of the other participants. This acceptance always translates into convergence of interests.

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For the industrial relations system to operate properly, the three participants must, to some degree, have a common ideology (like acceptance of the capitalist system)and must accept the roles of the other participants. Acceptance does not translate into convergence of interests, however.

According to John Dunlop, the Three Participants of the Industrial