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  • >In regard to the trader principle, is it moral for me not to tell my trading partner what I think the real value of the article or service is, when I know I’m getting more value out of it than they are? In other words, is withholding information in this context fraud?
In regard to the trader principle, is it moral for me not to tell my trading partner what I think the real value of the article or service is, when I know I’m getting more value out of it than they are? In other words, is withholding information in this context fraud?
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Date: July 5th, 2012
Duration: 01:34
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Topics: Money, Morality
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