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    Negotiation Requires a Simultaneous Rather Than a Sequential Mode Because
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Negotiation Requires a Simultaneous Rather Than a Sequential Mode Because

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Negotiation requires a simultaneous rather than a sequential mode because both parties would have already evaluated the other's proposals.

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