[hammmatt]

Benefits from trade are a good notion.

However, some trades are completely unfair.

Example, Native Americans trading the island of Manhattan for a few dollars of beads.

Even though it is great business. It is immoral to me to lie about the value of a product. Just as it would be immoral to lie about it's functions.

However, I can easily empathize with people who try to get the best deal for themselves/their company.

[ArturSoler]

Native Americans sold Manhattan for $24 in 1626. It may seem a low amount, but invested at an annual 6% that would be over $125 billion today.

[cma]

And yet still worth less than Manhattan.