Fact-Finding Differs from Arbitration in That

question 40

Multiple Choice

Fact-finding differs from arbitration in that:

• A) it has a better record of producing a settlement.
• B) it relies heavily on public display of fact-finders' reports.
• C) it was not allowed under the Taft-Hartley Act between 1947 and 1959.
• D) interest arbitration was used frequently during World War II.
• E) all of these are differences between fact-finding and arbitration

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