ABSTRACT
(p. 415) In the capitalist system, the basis of economic policy is the increase of national income. When disadvantages of the implementation of this system emerged, certain legislation was introduced for the benefit of deprived workers, employees, and the underprivileged, the purpose being to alleviate a measure of the injustice inflicted on them. These safeguards were not primarily included in the system, nor were they an essential part of it, but were rather contingent rulings introduced to the system.
