How can a negotiator prevent the other party from making public commitments?
What will be an ideal response?
The negotiator can downplay statements of commitment, not respond to them, or look for a rationale to explain why the commitment no longer applies, given changing assumptions or circumstances.
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A. condemnation. B. easement. C. eminent domain. D. police powers.
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A) extension B) liquidation C) limitation D) composition
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a. Cost risks b. Technology risks c. Operational risks d. External risks
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false