Which of the following may help to explain why negotiations under Taft-Hartley jurisdiction usually take substantially less time than Railway Labor Act negotiations?

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The deadline effect refers to the pressure imposed by the deadline or the time limit in negotiations. In Taft-Hartley jurisdiction, there is a time limit for negotiations, and if the parties fail to reach an agreement, they will be subject to a strike or lockout after a certain period. This urgency imposes pressure on the parties to come to an agreement within a shorter amount of time compared to Railway Labor Act negotiations which do not have a similar hard deadline. Therefore, the deadline effect may explain why negotiations under Taft-Hartley jurisdiction usually take less time.

Which of the Following May Help to Explain Why Negotiations