Good negotiators find ways to increase value by making deals that give each side its high priorities while making concessions on that party's low priorities.
I like to call this "positive-sum" negotiating, while some others like to call it "integrative bargaining" or "problem-solving negotiation."
Whatever one calls it, a common way to do it is by considering different ways to time payments of money. Karass gives short examples.
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