The kind of bargaining, in which both parties make every possible effort to negotiate and communicate for an agreement, called?

Correct answer: A. good faith bargaining

  • A. good faith bargaining
  • B. distributive bargaining
  • C. descriptive bargaining
  • D. collective bargaining

Explanation

Good-faith bargaining requires both parties to make sincere efforts to negotiate, exchange proposals, and reach agreement. Distributive bargaining focuses mainly on dividing a fixed amount of value, not necessarily on the parties’ effort to communicate.

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