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A Preference for Women Negotiation Partners: An Examination of Gender-Based Partner Effects
Gender and objective value in negotiations have been studied extensively since the 1970s. However, gender differences in subjective value have received little to no attention, despite subjective value being more predictive of future economic outcomes. Across multiple samples, I find that negotiators
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