A. How would you evaluate this exchange in 1626? Do you think it was fair? Do you think that mutual gain was derived? How can the neoclassical theory reconcile this transaction that with the passage of time looks like one party was seriously disadvantaged and did not benefit as much.

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A. How would you evaluate this exchange in 1626? Do you think it was fair? Do you think that mutual
gain was derived? How can the neoclassical theory reconcile this transaction that with the passage
of time looks like one party was seriously disadvantaged and did not benefit as much.
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