Create an Interactive Negotiation Market Simulator where users explore how buyers, sellers, suppliers, competitors, and intermediaries respond to different pricing and negotiation strategies. Allow users to configure participants, budgets, capacity constraints, objectives, information asymmetry, and negotiation rules. Run repeatable scenarios comparing fixed pricing, auctions, bargaining, bundled offers, and alternative payment terms. Visualize negotiated outcomes, participant incentives, trade-offs, and possible unintended consequences. Include editable assumptions and scenario comparisons. Use explicit mathematical rules for simulated participants rather than pretending they perfectly predict real people. Clearly label synthetic outcomes and never present a simulated market equilibrium as evidence of actual customer willingness to pay.
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