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    And basically what that is, is that any act deemed not legal by law outside of game time, not only does the actual law get involved, but the organization in which that player plays for will also be punished by that organization. Collective bargaining agreements of the major sports leagues contain provisions that ultimately grant the commissioners the authority to discipline players for acts deemed not in the "best interest" of the sport. “The "best interest" clause developed in Major League…

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    Chapter 3 Bargaining theory of foreign policy cooperation Foreign policy adjustment is an indistinguishable part of every cooperation process (both formal and informal). Consequently, in order to theoretically model the strategic interaction between a supplier country and a recipient country I partially draw on bargaining theory of international cooperation (Fearon 1998). The theory is built on two main propositions. The first proposition states that regardless of the domain (e.g. arms control,…

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    “Bargaining Power of Supplies is the relative ability of parties in a situation to exert influence over each other. If both parties are on an equal footing in a debate, then they will have equal bargaining power, such as in a perfectly competitive market or between an evenly matched monopoly and monopsony” (Albers, Raman, Lee,2015). Being able to switch cost is very important, this gives suppliers a good bargaining strength. Many companies then have the power…

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    Is the National Football League’s eligibility rules a condition of employment under the collective bargaining process and thus protected under the non-statutory exemption from antitrust laws (www.lexisnexis.com)? The National Football League’s eligibility rules are a condition of employment under the collective bargaining process and thus enjoy protection under the non-statutory exemption from antitrust laws (www.lexisnexis.com). ARGUMENTS OF THE PLAINTIFFS: The plaintiff argues, that the NFL…

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    Comcast’s cable communications faces a relatively low bargaining power of the buyer. For example, residential consumers of Comcast Cable are not able to negotiate prices due to the absence of bargaining power for commoditized services. Though consumers are able to switch service providers due to low product differentiation, there are few service providers in most regional areas…

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    involved. There are three different types of plea bargains: fact bargaining, sentence bargaining, and charge bargaining. Fact bargaining is the least common where the accused may only agree to certain facts about a case. Sentence bargaining is an agreement to an amount of time, usually greatly reduced, sentenced. When the accused agrees to plead to a lesser charge, for example manslaughter versus murder, is called charge bargaining.…

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    Sometimes there are situations when the customer is positioned in a way that the firm can be pressured to make decisions that adversely affect profitability. These situations revolve around two areas called buyer’s price sensitivity and the related bargaining power. The buyer’s price sensitivity is defined in four factors that shift the power back and forth between the buyer and seller. The first of these factors is the percentage of spend or percentage of total spend. If a customer only…

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    The advent of plea bargaining in the legal system in the past century has rendered the classic "trial" virtually obsolete. Plea bargaining1 is a crucial feature of our criminal justice system, as approximately 95% of convictions that occur within a year of arrest are obtained by a guilty plea. For at least a century, the institution of plea bargaining' has been a central feature of the American system of criminal justice. In September 203, the Justice Department again revised its guidelines…

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    financial resources and in terms of lives lost, nearly always outweighs any winnings. This confusion can be unraveled using the bargaining model of war as well as many other theories that outline certain types of dispute that some say inevitably lead to war. Ideally, states would never have to go to war and instead settle their differences by cooperating or bargaining. The best case scenario would be either form of cooperating, coordination or collaboration, as cooperation leaves all parties…

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    What Is Justice Bluffing

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    Over centuries and generations of warfare and politics, customs and challenges have changed and developed, but one course of action has always stayed the same. The act of bargaining has been bound to the debate of being able to receive benefits of creating peace or the consequences of lighting the fire of warfare within a nation. These obstacles of pushing to bargain for what one side desires is just human nature, anywhere from nationwide conflicts to mere bickering between two people at a swap…

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