When one person or entity sells something to another person or entity, it is usually assumed that the seller tried to get a fair price for the item sold. Typically, that price is set by the laws of supply and demand in a market economy. However, when the people involved in the transaction are related in some way, the game changes. Picture, for example, a parent selling a house or a car to a child. The parent may be far more generous than he would be of selling the house to a stranger.
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