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transact verb accomplish, achieve, carry on, carry on business, carry out, conduct, consummate, deal, deal with, discharge, do business, execute, fulfill, make terms, manage, negotiate, operate, perform, proceed with, put into practice, render, transigere Associated concepts: transact business See also: accomplish, adhere to, commit, conduct, dicker, discharge, execute, manage, negotiate, perform, perpetrate, trade How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Cross-border transactions in equities and long-term debt securities are measured at market value through monthly reports filed by transactors (mainly broker-dealers); data are collected at the aggregate level, by country (for simplicity, such data are referred to throughout this article as aggregate data). Any exchange of gifts gave rise to the establishment of long-term relations between the transactors, such as patronage and various forms of public and private benefaction. On the one hand, Scruton observes that Hayek's arguments support institutions in which the transactors are voluntary cooperators, not pawns of a monolithic bureaucracy. |
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