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Business, 24.10.2019 18:43, livleluve76

Axler inc., a u. s. firm, entered into a business agreement with m. k. group of manufacturers. recently they had a major dispute over the terms of the agreement. both firms decided to resolve the dispute informally by appealing to an independent tribunal to mediate their differences. which of the following dispute resolution methods is being used by the companies in the above scenario?
a. conciliation
b. litigation
c. informal settlement
d. arbitration
e. coercion

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