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New page: Costs are negative rewards associated with a choice. Typically, rational actors will choose to incur costs in order to obtain rewards of a greater magnitude. ==Accounting Costs== Account...
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New page: Transaction costs are not the same as search costs. If there is perfect information, there can still be transaction costs, and vice versa.
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