trade commissions
Business oversight bodies
Trade commissions are fees paid to intermediaries—brokers, agents, or salespeople—for facilitating transactions.
In financial markets, a trade commission is what you pay a broker to execute a buy or sell order: The online broker charges $7 per trade commission.
In commerce, sales agents often work on commission, earning a percentage of each sale they close.
- brokersTransaction intermediaries
- brokerage feesCharges for transaction services
- market dynamicsEconomic forces affecting prices
- fee structuresHow charges are arranged
- stocksOwnership stakes or inventory
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Managing one's own behavior
informal agreements · handshake deals · gentleman's agreements
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Commerce without state intervention
laissez-faire · deregulation · invisible hand · free trade zones · black markets
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Noninterference in commerce
free market · deregulation · non-intervention · caveat emptor
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