Parts Inc., a supplier of automobile component parts, allows its customers a 60-day credit period. A leading automobile company demanded a 90-day credit period on all its purchases. The automobile company also made it clear to Parts Inc. that if the credit period was not extended to 90 days, then it would find a different supplier for its component parts. Which of the following approaches to negotiation does this scenario best illustrate?
A. Integrative bargaining
B. Distributive bargaining
C. Mediation
D. Litigation
Answer: B
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