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    One Reason Why Negotiations Are Seldom Settled Until Close to a Deadline
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One Reason Why Negotiations Are Seldom Settled Until Close to a Deadline

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One reason why negotiations are seldom settled until close to a deadline is because the constituents of the bargainers may believe that settlement before the deadline constitutes poor effort.

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