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# No trade would happen if both the buyer and the seller didn't they...

*September 7, 2025 — Comment Michael Michalchik's post*

No trade would happen if both the buyer and the seller didn't they think would benefit from the exchange. So, even if some buyers pay a higher price, they're still benefiting from the transaction. And some buyers wouldn't be able to afford the product at all if there was a single fixed price.