Best expected goal<br>The best expected goal refers to a goal that is most beneficial to the negotiating party, which can also be said to be a kind of optimal expected goal, which is set with the best result. It is generally expected but impossible to achieve, so it is rarely possible to achieve it. However, this does not in any way mean that the best expected goal has no role in negotiations. The best expected goal is the topic at the beginning of the negotiation. If an honest negotiator puts forward the goal he actually wants to achieve at the beginning, he may never achieve this goal because of the psychological effect of negotiation and the actual interests of the opponent. Take the export negotiation of a certain chemical product as an example. The exporter actually only wants to conclude the transaction with CIF New York USD500 / Mt. at the beginning of the negotiation, he may offer us $800, which is the best expected target, which is 300 US dollars more than his actual target. Obviously, unless the exporter has an absolute advantage over other exporters, it is impossible for the importer to fully accept the offer of $800. According to the information or knowing that the reserve price of the other party is US $500, the importer may deliberately lower the offer of the other party and only agree to offer us $300 in order to keep the negotiation going and take the initiative. In this way, after several confrontations, the two sides cited various reasons to demonstrate that the outcome of the negotiation may not be $800 or $300, but about $500.
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