‘Win:win’ is a strategy in negotiation in which both parties work together to achieve some or all of their objectives. The approach differs from opportunism such as ‘win:lose’. Bargaining is a key method of persuasion to create value for both parties, while logic is a method of persuasion typically used to claim value rather than create value. See also Persuasion and Negotiation.
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