catallactic

/kætəˈlætɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

relating to or characterized by exchange or trade, especially in a free or voluntary manner.

“The economist’s catallactic theories emphasized the importance of voluntary exchange in a market economy.”

2. noun

a type of voluntary exchange or trade, especially one that is free from coercion or compulsion.

“The catallactic activity in the market led to a significant increase in economic growth and development.”

Synonyms

  • free
  • uncoerced
  • voluntary

Antonyms

  • coerced
  • compulsory
  • forced