Excludes anything that did not happen

A primary transaction captures only the money value of a recorded exchange. The system excludes anything not captured by a real transaction or one imputed by a cost system. If we think of them at all, we jigger the system to estimate values of non-events, or factor "non-financials" into decisions.

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