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15 May, 03:36

What are the benefits of brinkmanship? What are the draw backs?

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  1. 15 May, 04:07
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    Well, sadly, it is effective when it doesn't result in disaster.

    Brinksmanship refers to the negotiation practice of letting a situation edge right up to disaster before finding a solution.

    It is, however, wildly irresponsible, shortsighted, and often leads to people getting hurt and unnecessary stress.
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