Sentence examples for Strategic bargaining from inspiring English sources

Research has shown that foreign policy experience matters: It can improve strategic bargaining, among other benefits.

It is highly unlikely that Pyongyang will give up its only significant strategic bargaining chip with the United States and the region.

Finally, it reviews the empirical evidence on strategic bargaining with private information by focusing on one of the most prominent examples of bargaining: union contract negotiations.

Complementary to the axiomatic and mechanism design studies on queueing problems, this paper proposes a strategic bargaining approach to resolve queueing conflicts.

Google has denied it was closing down Google News in Spain as part of a strategic bargaining campaign by the search company.

So when Israel pledges to limit the growth of settlements in occupied territories, or the Palestinians promise to crack down on suicide bombers, the pledges can be hollow gambits in a long-running struggle to keep strategic bargaining chips.

If that strategic bargain can be struck, then it will become harder to deny the remaining countries of the Balkans a fast track too.

Berlin salivates at the prospect of a grand strategic bargain with Moscow that marries Russian raw materials with German industrial might.

Thus, with Europeans and Americans both saying "Sure, go ahead, it'll never get off the ground," we will strike a grand strategic bargain.

With the rout of the Taliban from Kabul and other cities and, in the same week, halting steps toward a new strategic bargain with Russia, the new Powell doctrine of diplomatic opportunity seems all the more plausible.

In light of this horrendous situation, Xinjiang deserves a prominent place in the United States' China policy — regardless of how it might impinge on any grand strategic bargains that Washington is seeking with Beijing.