Involuntary trades increase value in the same way voluntary trades do.
False
True
False
Involuntary trades do not typically increase value in the same way that voluntary trades do. Voluntary trades occur when both parties agree to the exchange because they believe it will benefit them, leading to a mutual increase in value. Involuntary trades, on the other hand, may not reflect the same level of agreement or perceived benefit, and can result in a loss of value for one or both parties involved.