A Negotiation Between a Seller and a Buyer Begins with Each

question 22

Multiple Choice

A negotiation between a seller and a buyer begins with each party stating their respective expectations. The seller starts with as high an asking price as is considered reasonable. Likewise, the buyer begins with the lowest reasonable price. This is an example of:

• A) positional bargaining.
• B) principled negotiation.
• C) interest-based negotiation.
• D) fact bargaining.
• E) surface bargaining.

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Definitions:

Salespeople Ranking

The process of evaluating and ordering sales staff according to their sales performance or achievements.

Norm-Referenced Appraisals

Employee evaluation method comparing an individual's performance against that of their peers, rather than on a set of absolute criteria.

Straight-Ranking

A method of performance evaluation where employees are compared to each other and ranked in a simple list format.

Forced Distribution

A performance management system where employee evaluations are distributed along a bell curve, forcing rankings among an employee population.