In a Competitive Orientation to Negotiations Between Buyer and Supplier

question 66

True/False

In a competitive orientation to negotiations between buyer and supplier, the buyer does not always possess the power in the relationship-the supplier sometimes holds the power and can exercise this power during negotiations with the buyer.

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Definitions:

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