Zero-sum game

Author: Hou Hui
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Most games of chess and cards are zero-sum games: one party's gain is exactly the other party's loss. But in real life, the interactive relationships between people are mostly mixed: there is both cooperation and competition. People can only strive to maximize their interestsas much as possible, but they cannot claim all the interests for themselves. Therefore, you must completely change the "zero-sum" mindset of either winning or losing. If you want to properly coordinate the relationship of interests, you should remember: mutual benefit far outweighs single-party gain. This book proposes over 60 strategies for you to choose from. By using these strategies, you may not win every battle, but you will definitely win the entire war.

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