Definition: Incommodiousness is a concept in classical economics that refers to the undesirable or unpleasant aspects of an economic transaction. It involves the feeling of discomfort, anxiety, or dissatisfaction with an economic relationship or situation because of its inherent unfairness or lack of value. Incommodiousness can manifest in various ways depending on the context and the specific circumstances involved. It is a common phenomenon that arises when individuals perceive their own or others' actions as being unjustified or inappropriate, leading to feelings of
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