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It always does, or else the transaction won't take place (as long as it's voluntary, in the strictest sense of the word).
by splintercell 6y ago
It always does, or else the transaction won't take place (as long as it's voluntary, in the strictest sense of the word).
- Dylan16807 6y agoLots of real transactions have pressure applied. But more importantly there are always externalities, and it's basically impossible to make those entirely voluntary; there are far too many to evaluate manually. Many businesses have a positive or neutral effect on almost everyone. And many others have a negative effect on almost everyone they touch, outside of the parties directly involved in a deal.