In Times of Crisis, Collaboration Must Come First

The U.S. government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic fostered a chaotic competition for scarce medical supplies. To get through this difficult time, we all need to collaborate more and better.

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In the best of times, negotiators thrive by striking a careful balance between cooperation and competition. Collaborating with our counterparts to create new sources of value, and then trying to claim a fair share of that value for our side, is typically a recipe for success.

In the worst of times, working with other parties to create … Read In Times of Crisis, Collaboration Must Come First

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