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Negotiating Contracts

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Negotiating Contracts

Negotiating Contracts Definition

A contract negotiation is the process of two or more parties reaching an agreement on the terms of a contract. The negotiation may be between businesses, individuals, organizations, or any combination thereof.

The process of negotiation usually starts with each party making an initial offer, after which there is a period of back-and-forth counteroffers until an agreement is reached. In some cases, negotiations may break down and no agreement is reached.

The terms of a contract can cover a wide range of topics, such as price, quality, delivery dates, payment terms, and so on. It is important to have a clear understanding of what you want to achieve from the negotiation before starting the process.

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