Dismissal disputes and the incentives to bargain: Estimates of the contract zone

Freyens, Benoit

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Dismissal disputes and the incentives to bargain: Estimates of the contract zone

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2011

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Freyens, Benoit

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Cornell University Press

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In many countries the arbitration of dismissal disputes by public tribunals and state agencies is regarded as slow and expensive. Some common law countries, including the United States and Australia, are privatizing dispute resolution on the premise that

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