Industrial politics refers to the interplay of power and influence among various stakeholders within the industrial sector, including businesses, labor unions, government entities, and other organizations. This concept encompasses the strategies and actions taken by these groups to achieve their respective goals and interests, often in relation to regulations, economic policies, labor relations, and industry standards. Industrial politics can shape the decision-making process in industries, affecting everything from production practices to regulatory frameworks. It examines how political factors impact industrial operations, the relationships between different actors in the industrial landscape, and the broader societal implications of these interactions.
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