Arbitration Fee Shifting is a legal doctrine within dispute resolution mechanisms that allocates the responsibility for bearing arbitration costs from one party to another, typically the losing party, thereby distinguishing it from symmetric cost arrangements by introducing a deterrent against frivolous claims and incentivizing meritorious dispute resolution.
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Jung-Hwan Gong, R. Preston McAfee · Economic Inquiry · 2000 · 34 citations
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University of Alabama
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Morristown Medical Center
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