"We thank the Federal Government of Mexico for working with us to reach an 'in transit fee' agreement that safeguards cruise tourism to the country and aims to enhance the benefits for local communities whose livelihoods depend on it," Justin Paige, the association's spokesperson, told SFGATE in an email.
"Going from 130 mediators to five was not within the spectrum of what I thought was going to happen. I thought the number of mediators was going to be cut, but I did not think that the agency would be, per se, deleted."
The study revealed that when subjects perceived Alex as a male with a visible disability, they rated him higher in integrity and competence. Conversely, this effect disappeared for the female version of Alex, highlighting the gendered dynamics of perceived competence in negotiation contexts.
When dealing with rivals, Dwight Manfredi’s negotiating strategy is as blunt as it is unforgiving. His ability to dictate terms without flinching grows tiresome, leading to a lack of tension in the narrative. In one instance, oil heir Cal Thresher, who owed Dwight a debt for dismantling his Triad partnership, is given a brutal ultimatum: he must surrender control of his entire weed empire. Thresher's fearless demeanor falters, but a swift turn by Dwight eliminates any semblance of competition, leaving viewers wanting depth the story fails to deliver.