… If the attribution is to financial need, then the price the consumer is willing to pay a close friend
may be higher (rather than lower) than the price … The perceived motive for the transaction …

… sense of civic friendship as the cement of a city? It becomes crucial that the friendship I
was … what we would idiomatically call "friendship", is the heart, but not the whole, of Aristotelian …

… within the friendship model one elects the receiver on the … the sharing (ie reading κ ιν ) of
the wisdom and virtue of the ‘trea… This propagation of sharing reveals that the economy of intrin…

… the extent that they deviate from the terms upon which we would expect good friends to
transact—is compelling and can serve as the … friends would transact at “hypothetical market prices…

… Lake Komsomolskoye in the 1990s, together with Putin and a group of friends from St.
Petersburg (which also included Nikolai Shamalov). The president’s friendship with the Rotenberg …

… relations of friends? It is a condition of friendship (philia) in the full sense that friends wish …
This is possible to the extent that each friend views the other’s acts as belonging to himself (…

… the incidence of commercial friendships among the population … to discover whether commercial
friendships develop, what they … , what are the meanings of friendship within the context of …

… the buyer of friendship need judge that the price that she pays for friendship is comparable
in value to the friendship … then indexes the price that she charges for her friendship not to the …

… , as understood here, is a distinctively personal relationship that is grounded in a concern
on the part of each friend for the welfare of the other, for the other’s sake, and that involves …

… the price of anarchy and the price of stability. When considering stable matchings, by … The
main result in this section bounds the price of stability in stable matching games with friendship …