Before World War II, the arbitrator's decision largely relied on:

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Before World War II, there was no formal legal framework for arbitration, and thus the arbitrator's decision relied heavily on their ability to use persuasive and diplomatic skills to reach a consensus that both parties would accept. There was no National Labor Relations Board at the time, and criminal convictions under the National Arbitration Act of 1902 were rare. Public opinion could sometimes play a role, but it was not the primary factor in arbitration decisions.

Before World War II, the Arbitrator's Decision Largely Relied On