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

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


A) criminal convictions under the National Arbitration Act of 1902.
B) the National Labor Relations Board for enforcement.
C) persuasive and diplomatic capabilities of the arbitrator in forming a consensus opinion that both parties could accept.
D) public opinion.
E) the National Labor Relations Board for enforcement and criminal convictions under the National Arbitration Act of 1902.

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