Which of the following is not a reason why labour negotiations are distinctive from other commercial negotiations:

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The other options (A - negotiations are regulated by legislation, B - negotiators represent constituents who will have to approve any agreement, and C - there is an ongoing relationship between the parties) all make labour negotiations distinctive from other commercial negotiations. Option D, however, states that negotiations are simpler, which is not necessarily true and does not make labour negotiations distinctive from other commercial negotiations. Therefore, D is the correct answer. Option E is also incorrect as it contains the incorrect option D.

Which of the Following Is Not a Reason Why Labour