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DOI: 10.1016/0147-1767(92)90020-u
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International negotiation: Analysis, approaches, issues

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“…In what follows, we determine the five parameters that have to be considered when computing the three elements of reputation (the direct reputation of the firm, the indirect reputation of the firm, and the difference in beliefs between the applicant (government) and the firm: 1) negotiation field [ First, the field of a negotiation refers to the importance of the negotiation terms [9] [14]. A negotiation on a contract of one million dollars is more important than a negotiation on a contract of a thousand of dollars [19][23] [29].…”
Section: Reputation In Multiagent Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In what follows, we determine the five parameters that have to be considered when computing the three elements of reputation (the direct reputation of the firm, the indirect reputation of the firm, and the difference in beliefs between the applicant (government) and the firm: 1) negotiation field [ First, the field of a negotiation refers to the importance of the negotiation terms [9] [14]. A negotiation on a contract of one million dollars is more important than a negotiation on a contract of a thousand of dollars [19][23] [29].…”
Section: Reputation In Multiagent Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%