A Negotiating Tactic by Which a Party Includes Items of Little

question 43

Multiple Choice

A negotiating tactic by which a party includes items of little or no real value to use as trades for items of higher priority is:

• A) Throwaway items.
• B) Concealment.
• C) Posturing.
• D) Packaging.

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