2017 · Q84
The assumption that "man is selfish and self-centered, and always tries to achieve his own ends even at the cost of others" explains which theory of labour welfare?
Industrial Relations and Labour LawsIndustrial relations concepts
- APlacating theory
- BPolice theory
- CReligious theory
- DPhilanthropic theory
Explanation
The police theory of labour welfare assumes man is selfish and self-centred and will exploit others, so welfare measures must be compelled by law as a form of policing. The placating theory aims to appease workers, the religious theory rests on moral duty, and the philanthropic theory on benevolence. Hence B.