läbirägitavaid

Läbiräägitavaid is an Estonian word that translates to "negotiable" or "subject to negotiation" in English. It refers to items, terms, or conditions that are open for discussion and potential modification during a negotiation process. When something is described as läbirägitavaid, it means that a final agreement has not yet been reached and that parties involved have the opportunity to propose changes, counter-offers, or compromises.

This term is commonly used in various contexts, including business deals, employment contracts, real estate transactions, and even in personal agreements. For example, the price of a car might be läbirägitavaid, indicating that the seller is willing to consider a lower offer. Similarly, the start date of a new job or specific benefits within a contract could also be läbirägitavaid.

The concept of läbirägitavaid is fundamental to the practice of negotiation. It highlights the flexibility inherent in reaching a mutually acceptable outcome. Parties who understand what aspects of an agreement are läbirägitavaid are better positioned to engage in productive discussions and achieve their desired results. Conversely, if all terms are presented as non-negotiable, the potential for reaching an agreement is significantly reduced. The presence of läbirägitavaid elements allows for a dynamic and adaptive approach to agreement-making.