Logically as a consumer I don’t *want* to shortchange a business who is providing me goods or a service. As a matter of fact, I will gladly pay for any service or product I enjoy.

As a business if I shortchange my consumers I won’t expect to stay in business very long; as a matter of fact others will most likely notice my poor service and start a business to take all my customers.

The number one rule of a free market: you cannot make money without helping people.

The problem with splitting things ‘fairly’ is that it does not encourage *anyone* to take any risks. And why should they if all they can expect is a ‘fair’ cut? Progress is built on people taking risks and they should expect big rewards for doing so. Thus far history has borne this out: South Korea has a bigger economy than all of China!