Word: bargainer
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...have based your nuclear negotiating strategy on the conviction that once Moscow was persuaded that deployment of the Pershing II and cruise missiles in Europe would go ahead, the Soviets would then bargain seriously. Now those conditions have been met. Yet the Soviets are not negotiating seriously. How do you propose to deal with that...
...drained and there are increasing calls for a greater role by Community members in easing East-West tensions. Moreover, without concerted industrial cooperation, the ailing economies of the Ten will find it difficult to deal with the technological challenge from Japan and the U.S. Nor can Western Europe bargain confidently with the U.S. over festering trade problems in steel and farm products...
...worldwide glut makes for bargain sipping...
...best, rough human justice, Israel was given a charter to part of the land, and it rightly demands that it be allowed to live there in safety. Israel's moral strength, and the possibility of its finally achieving peace, rest inevitably on its recommitment to the basic bargain that was struck at its founding." (Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg, writing in Foreign Affairs, Summer...
Perhaps the biggest weapon in the arsenal of the upstarts is price. Hawaiian Pacific will charge only $338 for a round-trip ticket between Honolulu and Denver, vs. the usual fare of $700. The leader in bargain-basement flying is three-year-old People Express. It jolted the industry last summer by offering flights from Newark to London for only $149, vs. $275 for most regular coach fares...