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Bargaining for Advantage

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by G Richard Shell


  other party’s viewpoint

  putting it all together

  Situational Matrix

  “striving” mechanisms

  Summer, Donna

  Supreme Court, U.S.

  Tacit Coordination

  concession strategy in

  ethics in

  tactical bargaining questions

  “take it or leave it” ultimatum

  Talking from 9 to 5 (Tannen)

  “talk to the mountain,”

  Tannen, Deborah

  Teamsters Union

  telemarketing, consistency traps in

  Theresa (commitment)

  thinking under pressure

  Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument

  Thompson, Leigh

  Tiffany & Company

  time, deadlines

  Time Warner Inc.

  Transactions

  concession strategy in

  ethics in

  optimistic openings in

  Trudeau, Garry

  Truman, Harry S.

  Trump, Donald

  Art of the Deal by

  and Flutie

  and leverage

  Trump Tower, New York City

  trust:

  in Balanced Concerns situations

  and fraud

  and lies

  in relationships

  and similarity principle

  Turner, Ted

  ultimatum, delivery of

  “ultimatum game,”

  Union Pacific Railroad

  United Parcel Service (UPS)

  Universal Pictures

  Ury, William

  U.S. Steel Corporation

  VCR, forerunner of

  videocassette recorders

  videodisks

  video stores

  videotapes

  visualization

  walk-away alternatives

  walkaway price

  Walt Disney Corporation

  Walton, Sam

  Warner Bros.

  Warner Communications

  Wasserman, Lew

  White, James J.

  Wilder, Billy

  Williams, Gerald R.

  winner’s curse

  women, stereotypes of

  Women Don’t Ask (Babcock)

  Woolf, Bob

  working relationships:

  “civilized” threats in

  gifts and favors in

  guanxi

  mediator used in

  networks

  personal relationships vs.

  reciprocity traps in

  similarity principle in

  strategies for building

  trust in

  World War II

  Yi Choon Sun

  You Can Negotiate Anything (Cohen)

  You Just Don’t Understand (Tannen)

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