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Rules are rules: negotiating in China is like negotiating everywhere else

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Negotiation is about objective benefits. If you get subjective, you lose. At the same time, there are rules: for example, a deal is a deal. There may be people who duck and dive, renege on contracts, and behave unethically in the name of ancient culture, but over time the market will find them out and isolate them.

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Chee, H., West, C. (2007). Rules are rules: negotiating in China is like negotiating everywhere else. In: Myths about doing business in China. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230286771_9

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