Outside intervention in negotiation in which an arbitrator (or arbitration board)intervenes in the actual writing or setting of contract terms is
A)final-offer arbitration.
B)interest arbitration.
C)rights arbitration.
D)conventional arbitration.

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Interest arbitration is a type of outside intervention in negotiation in which an arbitrator or arbitration board intervenes in the actual writing or setting of contract terms. This type of arbitration is often used in labor negotiations when the parties cannot reach an agreement on important contract terms such as wages, benefits, and work conditions. The arbitrator reviews the proposals of both parties and makes a decision based on what he or she deems to be in the best interest of the parties as a whole. Final-offer arbitration, rights arbitration, and conventional arbitration do not involve the arbitrator setting contract terms.

Outside Intervention in Negotiation in Which an Arbitrator (Or Arbitration