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>Negotiations are won by those with the least to lose. Not in this (or many) cases. If you're implying Russia has the least to lose and will somehow win some b
by ChrisLomont 5y ago
>Negotiations are won by those with the least to lose.
Not in this (or many) cases. If you're implying Russia has the least to lose and will somehow win some banking negotiation, they will simply get cut out of markets.
"Least to lose" winning only happens if the "least to lose" party also has more negotiating power. The Russian economy, as markets pretty clearly show, has lost.
- toomuchtodo 5y agoI was implying that Russia had the most to lose (with an export economy heavily weighted to a single sector), and as you mention, they lost.