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I’m not saying that there is no coercion. Coercion leads to an involuntary transaction. It is not a degree of voluntary/involuntary.
by patricius 9y ago
I’m not saying that there is no coercion. Coercion leads to an involuntary transaction. It is not a degree of voluntary/involuntary.
- clavalle 9y agoSo, any degree of coercion means there is an involuntary transaction, full stop? And, second question, should involuntary transactions be considered illegitimate like slavery or a mugging?