In Some Disputes,the Third-Party Chooses One of the Two Absolute

question 56

Multiple Choice

In some disputes,the third-party chooses one of the two absolute offers,in order to motivate each party to make a reasonable proposal.This process is called

• A)conciliation.
• B)mediation-by-proxy.
• C)final-offer arbitration.
• D)third-party justification.

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