A criticism of public-sector interest arbitration is that it:
A) Has no finality.
B) Has a "narcotic effect" on the parties.
C) Ends with a recommendation only but is not binding.
D) Should be more formalized.
E) Can go on almost indefinitely.

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Interest arbitration can create a dependency, or "narcotic effect," where parties rely on arbitration rather than negotiating settlements themselves.

A Criticism of Public-Sector Interest Arbitration Is That It