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Chapter 13, Problem 11DQ
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To determine: The risks of relying on typical profiles of international negotiators and determine the benefits of using those profiles.
Introduction: Negotiation is the process, or skill required to build a better relationship. It is important for negotiating service delivery, legal contracts, lease, and sales condition.
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