concept   haggling
37 commonsense assertions
Cultures (37) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Western countries (1) • United States (1) • Southeast Asia (1) • North Africa (1) • Morocco (1) • North American (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Canada (1) • India (1) • Israel (1) • Turkey (1) • Japan (1) • Southeast Asian countries (1) • traditional markets in South Korea (1) • African cultures (1) • Australia (1) • Bargaining Cultures (1) • Egypt (1) • Germany (1) Northern European (1) • Sweden (1) • Vietnam (1) • everyday consumers (1) • retail stores in the United States (1) • urban India (1) • Asian cultures (1) • China (1) • Modern urban areas in developing countries (1) • Pawn shop culture (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Tourist (1) • desert tribes (1) • modern (1) • street lingo (1) • traveling culture (1) • western retail stores (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 haggling Middle Eastern countries Haggling is a common and accepted practice in Middle Eastern markets. 26
2 haggling Western countries In Western countries, haggling is less common and seen as impolite in retail settings. 22
3 haggling United States Haggling is less common in the United States and is usually only done for cars or contracts. 11
4 haggling Southeast Asia Haggling over prices is a common and expected practice in Southeast Asian markets and for certain services. 10
5 haggling North Africa Haggling is expected and common in North African markets and for certain services. 6
6 haggling Morocco In Moroccan markets and souks, haggling is a customary and expected practice. 5
7 haggling North American Haggling is less common in North American consumer transactions and is typically only used in specific markets or negotiations. 5
8 haggling United Kingdom In the UK, haggling is generally uncommon and may be seen as inappropriate in retail. 5
9 haggling Canada Haggling is rare and considered confrontational in Canadian culture. 4
10 haggling India In India, haggling is a common and expected practice in shopping and negotiation. 4
11 haggling Israel In Israeli culture, haggling is a common practice in markets for certain purchases. 4
12 haggling Turkey Haggling is a traditional and common practice during shopping in Turkey, involving negotiation between buyers and sellers. 4
13 haggling Japan In Japan, haggling is rare and can be seen as rude. 3
14 haggling Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, haggling is important and expected for purchases as it is seen as a relationship-building skill. 3
15 haggling traditional markets in South Korea Haggling is expected in South Korean traditional markets. 3
16 haggling African cultures Haggling is a common and expected practice in African cultures during purchases and negotiations. 2
17 haggling Australia Haggling in Australia is less common and typically only occurs when buying cars or at flea markets. 2
18 haggling Bargaining Cultures Bargaining cultures often involve the common practice of haggling and negotiating prices during purchases. 2
19 haggling Egypt Haggling is a common and expected practice in Egyptian transactions, with both buyers and sellers engaging in negotiations. 2
20 haggling Germany Haggling is less common in Germany and is primarily associated with specific markets or street vendors. 2
21 haggling Northern European In Northern European cultures, haggling is uncommon and considered rude. 2
22 haggling Sweden In Sweden, haggling is uncommon because fixed pricing is the norm. 2
23 haggling Vietnam Haggling is a common practice in Vietnamese markets. 2
24 haggling everyday consumers Haggling is a common practice among everyday consumers when making significant purchases. 2
25 haggling retail stores in the United States Haggling is rare and unexpected in US retail stores. 2
26 haggling urban India Haggling is a common practice in urban India, especially in markets and with street vendors. 2
27 haggling Asian cultures In Asian cultures, haggling is common and expected when making purchases. 1
28 haggling China Haggling is a common and expected practice in China when making purchases, with the goal of reaching an agreed-upon price satisfactory for both the buyer and the seller. 1
29 haggling Modern urban areas in developing countries Haggling is a common practice in modern urban areas in developing countries when shopping to negotiate prices. 1
30 haggling Pawn shop culture Haggling is expected and encouraged when making a purchase at a pawn shop. 1
31 haggling Scandinavian countries Haggling is rarely done and considered impolite in Scandinavian countries. 1
32 haggling Tourist Tourist may find haggling unfamiliar and uncomfortable when trying to negotiate prices. 1
33 haggling desert tribes Haggling is a common practice in daily trade and transactions among desert tribes. 1
34 haggling modern Haggling is less common in modern culture due to fixed prices and online transactions. 1
35 haggling street lingo Haggling is expected and a key part of the shopping experience in street lingo culture. 1
36 haggling traveling culture Haggling is a common and often expected part of the cultural experience when shopping in traveling culture. 1
37 haggling western retail stores In western retail stores, haggling over prices is not common or accepted. 1