Which of the following best describes the relationship between transaction costs and conformity costs?
A. The relationship is inverse as efforts to reduce transaction costs serve to increase conformity costs.
B. It is a positive relationship as lower transaction costs result in lower conformity costs.
C. It depends on the nature of the political institutions established in a nation's constitution.
D. There is no relationship between these costs because they address separate concerns.
Answer: A
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