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When do deals cluster in timed bargaining experiments?
Answer: Just before the deadline
Why: In a 2003 study with a one-minute limit, 87.5% of deals were struck with under 10 seconds left.
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Where would Schelling's students most often meet a stranger in New York?
Answer: Grand Central
Why: Schelling called such shared guesses focal points: choices people expect each other to make without talking.
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Which yardstick do Fisher and Ury replace with BATNA?
Answer: The bottom line
Why: Getting to Yes criticizes a fixed bottom line as too rigid to adapt to what negotiators learn during talks.
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Which drink company sold its bottling rights for $1 in 1899?
Answer: Coca-Cola
Why: The contract had no end date, which later forced Coca-Cola to sell syrup to bottlers at a fixed price.
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Which term names the lowest price a seller will still accept?
Answer: Reservation price
Why: Only when the buyer's reservation price is at or above the seller's does a zone of possible agreement, or ZOPA, exist.
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Which Japanese word names lining up support before a formal meeting?
Answer: Nemawashi
Why: The word literally means 'going around the roots', after digging around a tree before it is transplanted.