Which of the following is true of John Dunlop's industrial relations system?
A)According to Dunlop, for the industrial relations system to operate properly, all the participants should have a common ideology.
B)According to Dunlop, a successful industrial relations system consists of five elements.
C)According to Dunlop, the industrial relations system is independent of the environmental context.
D)According to Dunlop, acceptance always translates into convergence of interests.
E)According to Dunlop, an effective industrial relations system completely eliminates conflict.

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According to John Dunlop, a successful industrial relations system consists of four elements: (1)an environmental context; (2)participants; (3)a "web of rules"; and (4)ideology. For the industrial relations system to operate properly, the three participants must, to some degree, have a common ideology and must accept the roles of the other participants.

Which of the Following Is True of John Dunlop's Industrial