The phrase "amount of traded" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to refer to the quantity or volume of something that has been traded, but it is incomplete.
Example: "The amount of traded goods has significantly increased this quarter."
Alternatives: "volume of trade" or "quantity traded".
However, these actions have reduced the amount of traded grains internationally, which is something that has exacerbated the price increases (Abbott et al., 2011).
We assume this retail cost increases with the total amount of traded electricity Q and that retailers can decrease this cost through retail service efforts e, that is, (C_{Q}>0) and (C_{e}<0).
The model accounts for fixed and variable costs of direct marketers, i.e. fixed costs represent office rents, IT and staffing costs and annual charges for trading, whereas variable costs refer to the amount of traded electricity and expenditures for electricity generation forecasts and balancing power needed in case of deviation from generation schedule.
This can either be the total amount of traded coupon values or by weight.
The market malfunctions have been assigned part of the blame for the diminishing amount of trading happening on the nation's stock exchanges.
The bill restricts the amount of trading a bank can do with taxpayer-backed funds, a reform known as the Volcker Rule.
Because of the increasing amounts of traded plant commodities and the associated rise in introduced plant pests and pathogens, network theory has a great potential in plant science.
But these would be costly measures and border inspectors are already overwhelmed by the increasing amounts of traded plant material (van der Graaf and Khoury 2010).
In general, TTO assumes constant proportional trade-off, implying that the amount of time traded (relative to the total time horizon) is independent of the time horizon used.
