Research on the differences and Countermeasures of Sino U.S. economic and trade negotiations

Authors

  • Tianfu Liu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpbm.v14i.148

Keywords:

U.S., China, Differences, Trade negotiation, Countermeasures.

Abstract

In the modern business environment of the highly globalized economy, the frequency of Chinese and American businessmen meeting in bargaining of various scales has greatly increased. There are huge differences between China and the United States in business negotiations alone. These differences are partly due to cultural factors left over by history and partly based on their respective development history. We can not simply divide differences into good or bad, but can only be called whether they fit with another negotiation style. Our main focus is to find the most consistent point between the two countries in business negotiations and expand it. However, it is extremely difficult for an individual or a country to change its inherent habits. Therefore, as an objective analyst, the outsiders cannot criticize excessively, finding the most effective way to conclude the negotiation peacefully. The win-win situation for the two influential powers means that the two countries can jointly create more opportunities in the political and economic fields in the future. Consistently, no matter what means are used, they must be carried out on the premise of equality.

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Published

2021-11-24

How to Cite

Liu, T. (2021). Research on the differences and Countermeasures of Sino U.S. economic and trade negotiations. BCP Business & Management, 14, 223-229. https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpbm.v14i.148