Got Issues? In Negotiation, the More, the Better

Adding multiple issues to the discussion can complicate a negotiation—but that’s not a bad thing.

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No one expected Brexit negotiations to be simple. The talks, aimed at setting the terms of the United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union, got under way in mid-2017, with Michel Barnier representing the European Union (E.U.) and David Davis leading the U.K. delegation. Negotiators have two years to come to agreement. After a few months, the … Read Got Issues? In Negotiation, the More, the Better

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