In my limited experience, any kind of negotiation where the parties have a weak or a bit of an adversarial relationship, will probably degenerate into this kind of shin-kicking and posturing about walking away on both…
A few thoughts: 1. Even if it were illegal, many people would still play the lotteries: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numbers_game , only the profit would go to criminals. 2. The "Sin Tax" (…
The list (and book) was written by a guy who suffered from his financial dealings with Standard Oil and he is essentially explaining how they were able to get him over the barrel. It is a very cynical list.
In my limited experience, any kind of negotiation where the parties have a weak or a bit of an adversarial relationship, will probably degenerate into this kind of shin-kicking and posturing about walking away on both…
A few thoughts: 1. Even if it were illegal, many people would still play the lotteries: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numbers_game , only the profit would go to criminals. 2. The "Sin Tax" (…
The list (and book) was written by a guy who suffered from his financial dealings with Standard Oil and he is essentially explaining how they were able to get him over the barrel. It is a very cynical list.