Because the Bargaining Process Is Often Visible to Outside Parties

question 135

True/False

Because the bargaining process is often visible to outside parties (negotiators' constituents), some of what occurs at the bargaining table is more for show than necessary, or even healthy, for the parties to reach an agreement.

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