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A comparison of conventional, final offer, and combined arbitration for dispute resolution

Dickinson, David - Department of Applied Economics, Utah State University

types of arbitration procedures. Two of these—conventional and final-offer arbitration—are commonly used in practice, while … an innovative procedure called “Combined Arbitration” (Brams and Merrill 1986) is not currently used. Combined … Arbitration combines the rules of the two most commonly used forms of binding arbitration (conventional and final …

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DOES FACT-FINDING PROMOTE SETTLEMENT? THEORY AND A TEST

Dickinson, David; Hunnicutt, Lynn - Department of Applied Economics, Utah State University - 2002

Some labor negotiations include a break in which a non-binding recommendation is made by a fact-finder as an intermediate dispute resolution procedure. There is some uncertainty, however, as to whether this fact-finding increases or reduces the likelihood of settlement. Inasmuch as fact-finding...

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Dispute resolution with combined arbitration

Dickinson, David - Department of Applied Economics, Utah State University

Binding arbitration is a common method of alternative dispute resolution used in resolving labor disputes. Two … different forms of binding arbitration dominate in practice: conventional arbitration (CA) and final offer arbitration (FOA). In … called “combined arbitration” or CombA (Brams and Merrill, 1986). The rules of CombA involve a simple combination of using CA …

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