If that is typical of the OECD, its governments are sitting on saleable land and buildings worth up to $9 trillion equivalent to almost a fifth of their combined gross debt.Get on with itGovernments seem strangely reluctant to exploit these revenue-raising opportunities.
So when rising star Craig Green boxes his models' faces with enormous picket-fence headpieces, or the up-and-coming Fashion East designer Bobby Abley hoists his models into makeshift spaceships for the ideal Instagram photo-op, they make sure there's also a saleable collection hanging on the rail.
Later many diptychs were broken apart, thus creating two saleable works from one.
It wanted the government to step in and make the bank saleable to a foreign buyer.
He doesn't miss a chance to put his pop art on as many saleable items as possible: mugs, watches, phone covers.
India Today also gave the film a rating of 2.5 stars out of four, and argued that the film was only a success because of its soundtrack, saying that the film "merely banks on the power of saleable music and the novelty of a fresh cast to enable brothers Bhatt, Mahesh and Mukesh, [to] make maximum moolah within minimum budget as they have done all along".
Unamused by the satire against one of their most saleable authors, Boni & Liveright immediately rejected it and terminated the contract.
Wouldn't it be smarter to spend the money on Zubrin's more politically saleable (because it includes a return trip) alternative?
Dead bodies on the street provide more saleable images than four-year-old Maria, who just died in a shack in Bangladesh, even though Maria's two older brothers died last year of diarrhoea too.
Glencore Coal had previously argued before the Australian Competition Tribunal that increased fees to enter the privatised Newcastle port, which produces more than 170m tonnes of saleable coal a year, would "materially impact on the profit margins of coal producers".
