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3 years ago

In the context of statutorily mandated arbitration, why has arbitration become widespread during the last few decades?

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Arbitration refers to a type of alternative to dispute resolution; it involves resolving of disputes outside courts. In this type of dispute resolution, arbitrators consider the case of each party and render arbitral award which is legally binding and enforceable in courts.
Arbitration has become widespread in the last few decades due to the fact that the law may require the disputing parties to take their case to arbitration. For instance, some states in America have laid down statues that demand that some dispute types have to be submitted to arbitration.

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Explanation:

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2. Lack of Knowledge in Patenting innovation ideas have led to most individuals losing their innovation to others.

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1. Successful innovation can help a firm improve its processes and increase its revenues.

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Disadvantages

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c. universities as innovators

Advantages

1. Universities are better able to raise capital through the Research Funds granted to them by stakeholders.

2. Innovation increases a University`s reputation and improves it rankings.

Disadvantages

1. High dependence on government agencies for funding by Universities means Innovation successes are easily affected by the fiscus.

2. Universities are not effective at marketing Innovations on their own.

d. government institutions as innovators

Advantages

1. The government can increase revenue by improving processes and cutting costs.

2. Innovation can improve transparency and help improve governance and administration.

Disadvantages

1. Adoption of innovation is usually slow as it has to pass so much bureaucracy.

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1. There is so much option for funding of innovations ranging from Individuals, Companies and Government

2. Most innovations are driven by Human Need hence their increased success.

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1. The innovation may not be able to generate the revenue to cover the costs.

2. The organizations are usually lacking personal's to drive innovations as people prefer to be paid more for their work.

Explanation:

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Option (A) is correct.

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