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23 June, 09:07

The difference between distributive negotiation strategies and integrative negotiation strategies is that (1) distributive strategies focus on expanding the pie and integrative strategies focus on dividing the pie, (2) distributive strategies focus on dividing the pie and integrative strategies on expanding the pie, and (3) distributive strategies rely sometimes on the compromise approach and integrative strategies rely on the collaborating approach. Which statements are correct a) All statements are correct b) First statement is correct c) second statement is correct d) third statement is correct

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  1. 23 June, 09:16
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    C. The second statement is correct

    Distributive strategies focus on dividing the pie and integrative strategies on expanding the pie.

    Explanation:

    Distributive negotiation is a type of negotiation that both parties agrees to sharing existing resources within themselves so that they can part ways and it's mostly a win-lose situation while the integrative negotiation is a type where both parties seek to further expand the existing resources be looking forward to a collaborative process, it's always a win-win situation for both parties.
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