Some negotiators plan the tactics for each negotiation stage in advance. Is this the best use of preparation time? If not, what is a better use of that preparation time?
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Over planning which tactics to use in each negotiation stage, in advance, is not good use of preparation time. It is far better that negotiators prepare by understanding their own strengths and weaknesses, their needs and interests, the situation, their BATNA, and the other negotiator as well as possible, so that they can adjust promptly and effectively as the negotiation proceeds.
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A. $1,928.78 B. $2,030.30 C. $2,131.81 D. $2,238.40 E. $2,350.32
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Chance Corporation began operating a new retail business in the current year and had $500,000 of sales, $70,000 of which had not been collected by year-end. Total purchases were $350,000 on which $30,000 is still owed. Ending inventory is $60,000; operating expenses are $170,000, $50,000 of which is still owed at year-end.
a. Compute net income from the business under the accrual method. b. Compute net income from the business under the cash method. c. Would paying the $50,000 she owes for operating expenses before year-end change her net income under the accrual method? Under the cash method?