Sentence examples for voluntary transaction from inspiring English sources

This is a voluntary transaction, in the sense that no one who owns that debt is forced to sell it.

As stated by Engel et al. (2008 ), PES can be defined as "a voluntary transaction where a well-defined environmental service (or a land use likely to secure that service) is being 'bought' by a (minimum one) service buyer from a (minimum one) service provider if and only if the service provider secures service provision" (p. 664).

Although PES was originally defined as a voluntary transaction, involving the conditional purchase of a well-defined environmental service by a buyer from a seller (Wunder 2005), most now recognise that such transactions often require states, donors and civil society to create new markets and associated institutions (Vatn 2010).

You know all the reasons as well as I:  voluntary transactions make both parties better off, prevent war by knitting countries firmly together in beneficial exchange, and raises millions in the developing world out of poverty.

As a statement on his Web site puts it, "Victor Niederhoffer believes the purpose of life is the pursuit of happiness and achievement, and that the voluntary transactions that flow naturally out of an enterprise system are the key to material and personal freedom, and peace".

All those fees are the result of voluntary transactions.

Interestingly, both Marxists and libertarians accept the view that voluntary transactions cannot be exploitative.

Yet not all PES programs are designed and implemented in ways that reflect voluntary transactions between buyers and providers of well-defined, measurable ecosystem services.

They work well to harness individual self-interest to generate massive amounts of wealth, widely distributed in society, through voluntary transactions.

To prevent the Mexicans from coming would violate the rights of both the American farmer and the Mexican workers to engage in voluntary transactions".

If he were referring to the corporate values of honesty, innovation, voluntary transactions and the wisdom of the marketplace, he'd be right.