1. It is not zero-sum game.

2. Skilling is not a zero-sum-game.

3. With zero-sum channels you would expect something else.

4. 2 Mercantilism views international trade as a zero sum game.

5. So this is not a zero- sum game in anyway.

6. We do not believe relationships with countries are zero sum games.

7. So, there are lots of non-zero-sum games in real life.

8. Competition in everything from astrophysics to athletics was treated as a zero - sum game .

9. Above all, this is because the expansion of knowledge is not a zero-sum game.

10. The deployment of the golden rule most naturally happens along these non-zero-sum channels.

11. The splintering of solidarity within the euro zone has seen a reawakening of zero - sum game nationalism.

12. If your fortunes are interdependent with somebody, then you live in a non-zero-sum relationship with them.

13. Inherent in your question is some kind of a zero sum game assumption which I do not agree with at all.

14. Integrated negotiation is not to be confused with integrative negotiation, a different concept (as outlined above) related to a non-zero-sum approach to creating value in negotiations.

15. That is a good point and, if it were a question of budget negotiations – a zero-sum game in which concessions in actual fact cost money – you would be right.

16. Social structure adapts to accommodate this possibility and to harness this productive potential, so you get cities, you know, and you get all the non-zero-sum games you don't think about that are being played across the world.