Exam 19: Inventive Negotiations With International Customers, Partners, and Regulators
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Which method is the most efficient way to communicate with clients and partners in places like Mexico, Malaysia, and China?
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If a negotiator from another country were to label Spanish negotiators as bulls and associate the Swiss with the image of a lamb, these are examples of
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Even small companies can possess great power in negotiations if they have
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Explain the meaning of this sentence: Negotiations are not conducted between national stereotypes.
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________ includes all those activities that might be described as establishing rapport, but it does not include information related to the "business" of a meeting.
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The style of United Kingdom negotiators is the most aggressive of all cultures.
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The negotiation style of the Russians is found to be quite similar in many respects to that of the
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Which statement reflects the decision-making style of the Americans in business negotiations?
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The variation across cultures is greater when comparing linguistic aspects of language than when the verbal content of negotiations is considered.
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How should American businesspeople approach the decision-making process in negotiations with their Asian counterparts? What are the important signals of progress in a business negotiation?
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Due to the great differences in the roles played by women across cultures, gender should be used as a selection criterion for international negotiation teams.
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Israeli negotiators are most likely to be blamed for the "pushy" stereotype often used by Americans to describe their Israeli counterparts because they
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What is true regarding the decision-making processes in international business negotiations?
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Fred, a purchasing manager at a department store in the United States, is engaged in negotiations with a Brazilian supplier. What behavior would indicate that Fred has been making progress in the negotiations with the Brazilians?
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List the seven aspects of the negotiation setting that must be manipulated ahead of time, if possible.
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What is one of the two obstacles to inventive negotiation techniques for Japanese negotiators?
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Americans are lacking in foreign language skills more than most countries in international business negotiations.
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Compare the American and Japanese approaches during the four stages of business negotiations.
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In the context of international business negotiations, in most places in the world, collectivistic, high-context cultures do not consider personalities and substance as separate issues.
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In Japanese business organizations, subordinates do not share bad news with their superiors. This lack of internal communications can be attributed to
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