If two neighbors who share a private hedge on their property line talk to each other and decide to take turns trimming the hedge without signing a written contract, they have most likely engaged in

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The neighbors have engaged in informal bargaining by agreeing to take turns trimming the hedge without signing a written contract. This is a simple, informal agreement reached through mutual discussion rather than formal negotiations or trade negotiations. It is not interest-based negotiations or thorough agreement making as no formal process or agreement has been made.

If Two Neighbors Who Share a Private Hedge on Their