The American term Walk-Away Point conveys the concept of the moment one leaves the negotiation. It is culturally significant because decisiveness and clear boundaries are seen as signs of self-confidence.
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American law, particularly contract law, emphasizes the freedom to negotiate and bargain without state interference. The principle of caveat emptor, or let the buyer beware, underscores the expectation that both parties in a transaction are responsible for establishing a fair price. Unlike German law, which may emphasize fairness and transparency, American law prioritizes individual autonomy and the right to negotiate based on perceived value.