Consumer
Consumer issues ; iType = Who

There is a natural and inevitable tension in every transaction between two 'arms-length' parties.  This is the result of the buyer's interest in paying as little as possible, while the seller wants to receive as much as possible. 

The concept of a Fair Market Value becomes evident when the Bid and Ask price ranges over-lap, allowing the transaction to be consummated.

 

This page may become an entry point for Consumer views.  Initial uses include:

  • informative examples
  • collection of supporting evidence for Dispute resolution
  • Observations,  Evidence & Theories regarding product failure examples
    • evidence supporting regulatoryCapture theories
  • This page could be linked to the pertinent Twitter hashTags.

One way of using and developing this map may be to link to Tweets.

  • try this as a proof of Concept
  • https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2019-yield-curve-inversions/
  • Try building on the prior insights regarding access via DynaList.
  • ...

 

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