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Combination Curves
So far, we have covered three broad "types" of concession curves:
-Straight lines, where concessions are made at a constant rate
-"L" shaped curves, where concessions are large early in the negotiation and
then become small near the end, as a signal that the person has made virtually all of the
concessions that they intend to make.
-"7" shaped curves, where concessions are small early in the negotiation and
then become large near the end, as a signal that it is time to make "serious
concessions," usually because a deadline is near.
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Which curve is an "7" - shaped concession curve? | ||
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Curve a | |
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Curve b | |
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Curve c |
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