Why Do Trump’s Threats Work Better on Some than Others?

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​In a Washington Post article, Dan Shapiro explains the importance of analyzing your alternatives to negotiating.  This is a huge source of power in negotiation, and one that has a consequential impact on trade negotiations between the United States and other countries.  Click here to read the article.
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