A customer is charged a price that is far too high than the value of the item purchased or the service provided (someone is charged a price that is much too high). Such behavior is completely unknown in banks and insurance companies in Germany. – In older documents also the excessive increase of income on the part of public authorities to the detriment of citizens. – In the socialist literature denouncing the market-based economy, the assertion that people would inevitably, inevitably be overreached by those stronger in the market if there were free exchange. – See surplus value, Rebbes.
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