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Transactions and Measurement Costs

By assuming a good as a collection of attributes, I develop a simple model of market exchange of one good when there are costs of measuring these attributes. If a negotiated price correlates with measured attributes, then there will be incentives to spend resources in measuring. If the costs of measuring were relatively high, then it would be better to carry out that transaction without utilization of price mechanism, for example, by vertical integration.