In the labour dispute,a third party was assigned to decide on the wage rate the company would have to pay the union.In this case,we can be fairly certain that

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An arbitrator is a third party who makes a final decision on a disputed issue and typically tends to be more formal and legally binding than a mediator. In this case, the fact that a third party was assigned to decide on the wage rate suggests that the negotiation between the company and the union had failed and they needed an outside party to make a final, binding decision. Therefore, the correct option is C, which states that an arbitrator was assigned because distributive negotiation failed.

In the Labour Dispute,a Third Party Was Assigned to Decide