The Ability of One Party to Achieve Its Goals When

question 20

Multiple Choice

The ability of one party to achieve its goals when faced with opposition from some other party to the bargaining process is known as the:

• A)inequality of bargaining power.
• B)reverse bargaining power.
• C)conditional bargaining power.
• D)relative bargaining power of each party.
• E)collective bargaining power of each party.

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Definitions:

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