Sentence examples for a traded from inspiring English sources
In a two country world where each country has a traded and a non-traded sector and each sector has sticky prices, optimal independent policy in general cannot replicate the natural-rate allocations.
However, if a province starts to export bulk water, that would turn it into a traded commodity.
Shepherds, a traded endowment specialist, recently launched the UK's first traded life policy fund, investing in US policies only.
In North America, gas is a traded commodity whose price is usually linked to benchmarks set at the Henry Hub, a meeting point of pipelines in Louisiana.
"This could be the biggest markdown on a traded player in our 123-year history," said Mitchell Modell, the chief executive of the chain, which has 151 stores in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic but none in Houston.
Policyholders can expect to receive on average 15 per cent more than the surrender value by selling the endowment policy to a traded endowment policy market maker, or by auctioning it.
But investment banks often try to supplement slim market-making profit with arbitrage income, like spotting tiny differentials between the cost of a traded-index security and its underlying stocks.
Everything has a trade-off.
