In the context of labour-market institutions, the 'Ghent System' refers to:
A. A system in which trade unions play a major role in the administration of unemployment insurance, contributing to high union density
B. A pure market system without any unions
C. Only government-run unemployment insurance with no union role
D. Only private insurance markets
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
The Ghent system, historically associated with certain Nordic and Low Countries, links unemployment benefits to union membership or administration, thereby providing a selective incentive for workers to join unions.
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