When It Comes to International Negotiation

question 81

Multiple Choice

When it comes to international negotiation,

• A) regional generalizations very often are not correct.
• B) the Japanese tend to be in the middle of the scale on almost every dimension of negotiation style.
• C) the negotiation styles of the Koreans and Japanese are the same in every dimension.
• D) on almost every dimension of negotiation style considered, the Americans are on or near the end of the scale.
• E) Asian negotiation styles tend to be collectively similar across all dimensions.

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