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Arbitration

 Arbitration is the most definitive type of third-party intervention, in which the arbitrator usually has the power to determine and dictate the settlement terms. Unlike mediation and fact finding, arbitration can guarantee a solution to an impasse. Arbitration may also be voluntary or compulsory (in other words, imposed by a government agency). 


Arbitration definition in Contemporary Business

Arbitration is the bringing in an impartial third party called an arbitrator to render a binding decision in a dispute.

 

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