Synonyms for bargaining chip
bar·gain·ing chip

Princeton's WordNet

1. bargaining chipnoun

   leverage in the form of an inducement or a concession useful in successful negotiations

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1. • Leverage

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1. Judith McMullen:

   There is less legal support for it, less social support for it and it's not a big bargaining chip.

2. Foad Fadaghi:

   It's a big bargaining chip for (Australian) banks to use to force a better deal with Apple.

3. Lu Shiao-ya:

   Chinese tourists took about 4,000 tour buses a month this time around last year, but now it's only 2,800, china is using its tourists as a bargaining chip against Taiwan's new government.

4. Allied Progress:

   This isn't a bargaining chip for a game of congressional legislative poker.

5. Buddy Clark:

   When providing a DIP, lenders will want to button down everything that hasn’t already been pledged as collateral, having unencumbered assets in a bankruptcy gives the debtor a bargaining chip with the various constituents at the table, which they would likely have to give up in order to get a DIP loan.