The strategy of making multiple equivalent simultaneous offers (MESOs) can be effective even
with the most uncooperative of negotiators. The MESO strategy is best described as:
A) a negotiator presenting the other party with at least two or more proposals of equal value
B) a negotiator inviting the counterparty to selectively choose the best parts from several
offers
C) a negotiator revealing his or her BATNA to the counterparty
D) a negotiator acting less aggressively when anchoring an opening offer
A
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