"bargaining ability" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person's skill or proficiency in negotiating or making deals. Here is an example sentence: "Jane's excellent bargaining ability allowed her to secure a lower price for the car she wanted to buy."
These hopeful workers represent the ultimate commoditization of labor, a never-ending supply with no meaningful differentiation and no bargaining ability.
Fixing the fees and exchanging the lists limited the bargaining ability of thousands of people who wanted to sell works at either of the houses, which together dominate the industry with more than 90percentt of the business worldwide.
As a regular visitor to antique stores and thrift shops, I enjoyed Fran Schumer's column about her bargaining ability and great buy at thrift shop run by the National Council of Jewish Women (Jersey, May 25).
The following approach is one of the possible ways to measure player i's bargaining ability.
Each of them can be viewed as player i's bargaining ability in different situations.
Different to Bolger's separate measure, we adopt the following approach to evaluate the bargaining ability of a player.
Yet despite their comparatively privileged position, public sector unions are hamstrung in their bargaining abilities.
(Sandford,) This is because under single-payer, a government has better bargaining abilities than individuals, who have none -- Martin Shkreli couldn't happen in single-payer.
There are usually too many variables such as the bargaining abilities of the players, the norms of the society, and the variation in utility of the items over time for the formal theory to be accommodated [14].
Unequal power between men and women reduces the bargaining abilities of women, including in long-term sexual relationships [ 53].
But a lot of it reflects the government's bargaining power, its ability to prevent price gouging by hospitals, drug companies and other parts of the medical-industrial complex.
