The Joint- Cost Perspective Believes Strikes Will Be Avoided Where

The joint- cost perspective believes strikes will be avoided where

A) the cost of resolving the dispute through a work stoppage is higher than the alternatives.
B) both sides share the cost of an arbitrator.
C) there is no difference in the costs of the dispute resolution alternatives.
D) the cost of resolving the dispute through a work stoppage is lower than the alternatives.
E) the cost to one party of resolving the dispute through a work stoppage is higher than to the other party.