Mr. Amy of Sinclair said that owning more stations was advantageous in the negotiations with distributors.
If transaction costs are low, unions find it advantageous to coordinate negotiations whatever their relative bargaining power.
If per member fees are not too high, namely (tau ^left| {_{alpha =1} =0.232} right. ), unions find it advantageous to coordinate negotiations whatever their relative bargaining power.
They may see you as a sex object, and this will be advantageous in business negotiations.
It would not only boost tourism, but give Russia a more advantageous position in international negotiations".
Wilpon said that Wright was "very special to me personally, to the fan base, to the organization as a whole, to the community," and acknowledged that the somewhat stabilized financial situation of the club's owners would have an advantageous effect on potential negotiations.
"An act of parliament would give greater legal certainty and could be used to enshrine the 'constitutional requirements' required by article 50, allowing for the setting of advantageous preconditions regarding the exit negotiations to be met before article 50 could be triggered.
Progress to negotiations that could produce mutually advantageous liberalisation (real "open skies") is therefore stalled.Meanwhile, American carriers can take advantage of the 13 bilateral "open skies" deals with European countries.
Amazon is facing a battle with UK publishers as it seeks to secure more advantageous terms in its latest round of contract negotiations.
Financially speaking, it is advantageous in the short term for companies to rely on salary negotiation, partly because this allows bosses to give employees what they will accept not what they deserve, and partly because most people don't want to negotiate.
Studies show that promotion-minded negotiators stay focused on their (ideal) price or pay targets, while the prevention-minded worry too much about a negotiation failure or impasse, leaving them more susceptible to less advantageous agreements.
