Naniwabushi

Since this word in romaji is not present on this site, I thought it time to add it. Also I'd like some supplemental information. This is a question from a survey and the authors use naniwabushi as the translation as if it's a well known word like kaizen. But I don't think the average reader would know it, even those that work with Japanese. What would be a better translation that an English speaking audience would understand? How about "Using a sense of duty or empathy in order to get concessions"?

浪花節(なにわぶし)=浪曲(ろうきょく) Rokyoku
For example, is it something like this?

Hiroyuki Nagashima said:

浪花節(なにわぶし)=浪曲(ろうきょく) Rokyoku

浪花節(ナニワブシ)とは？ 意味や使い方 - コトバンク

デジタル大辞泉 - 浪花節の用語解説 - 語り物の一種。江戸末期、説経節・祭文などの影響を受けて大坂で成立。初めはちょんがれ節・うかれ節などともよばれた。三味線の伴奏で独演し、題材は軍談・講釈・物語など、義理人情をテーマとしたものが多い。浪曲。

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For example, is it something like this?

https://www.geidai.ac.jp/labs/koizumi/english/awarde/28at1e.pdf

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Thank you. So this makes me wonder if this term is used in a business sense in Japan at all. Maybe not so much?

Your translation is excellent, but there is a typo/misuse in the given translation. Concession is 譲歩. 譲渡 means transfer (of real property or right, for example in business).

Naniwabushi is understandable enough, but I don't think it's frequently used in a business scene.