In economics, describing a market or system that operates smoothly without disruption; characterized by uninterrupted economic function.
From Greek a- (not) + katalaxis (interruption, disruption). A technical economic term used in Austrian school economics.
Ludwig von Mises used acatallactic to describe ideal free markets where prices work perfectly—but in reality, real markets are always interrupted by taxes, regulations, and human irrationality!
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