This is how the N.C.A.A. defines the basic transaction of the amateur model of college sports: student athletes help to generate billions of dollars in revenue for other people in exchange for the "educational opportunities" that they receive and take with them for the rest of their lives.
To this end, the IrFM standard defines a number of core services that enable basic transactions between the POS and the PTD, as well as a Core IrFM Protocol (CIP) that passes transaction commands from IrFM services to OBEX.
Located in places convenient for their customers, these automatic tellers permit users to complete basic transactions without requiring the assistance of bank personnel.
At another level, many dislike the basic transaction at the heart of universal coverage: richer people have to basically pay for poorer people's health-insurance.
The Teams product, aimed at businesses that are big enough to have dedicated fraud detection staff, will be priced at an additional $0.02 per transaction, on top of Stripe's basic transaction fees of a 2.9percentt commission plus 30 cents per successful card charge in the U.S. (fees vary in other markets).
W. Allport and L. J. Postman, "The basic psychology of rumor," Transactions of the New York Academy of Sciences, Series II 8, 61 (1945).
Piggy currently charges a basic transaction fee for each of the transactions the user makes, similar to other investing apps.
And when bank customers are carrying out so many of their basic transactions online, you might not need to keep so many branches open.
We might remind people like Chipper Jones of the basic transaction on offer — potentially lucrative visibility to fans in exchange for rather radical accessibility.
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