Difference between revisions of "Arbitration"
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{{DES | des = Libertarians promote [[privatization]] of justice through arbitration. Supposedly it is more economical, but it is obviously biased towards employers who require workers to give up rights to take disagreements to court. It is also a common method for business to keep customers out of courts. | show=}} | {{DES | des = Libertarians promote [[privatization]] of justice through arbitration. Supposedly it is more economical, but it is obviously biased towards employers who require workers to give up rights to take disagreements to court. It is also a common method for business to keep customers out of courts. | show=}} | ||
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| + | If libertarians really believed that arbitration was just, they could insist that arbitration clauses allow the two parties to flip a coin to see which would choose the arbitrator. But because libertarians are really interested in privatization of power by the wealthy, that will not happen. | ||
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