The word "tradable" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an adjective that means capable of being exchanged in commerce or used as payment. Example sentence: He sold his tradable shares of stock to the highest bidder.
What Blues supporters are left with now is a sub-standard playing list containing few tradable commodities and perhaps only a pair of future stars (Patrick Cripps and Troy Menzel), a caretaker coach on a hiding to nothing, an embattled board and a CEO forced to nervously defend his professional integrity.
On the one hand, there is the globalized tradable sector — companies that have to compete with everybody everywhere.
The tradable value of the Chinese market is about 40% of GDP; in mature economies, it is typically more than 100%.
They encourage the production of tradable goods, but discourage their consumption which is why producers look for buyers abroad.Policymakers need a different set of tools, Mr Rodrik argues.
These sops would expand the production of tradable goods above what the market would dictate.
So, to some extent, can managing defaults and "securitising" mortgages by aggregating them and dicing them into tradable instruments.
Even though it was hastily withdrawn, the threat of another mass sell-off of state shares continues to spook the market.Four years after the first sell-off, a full two-thirds of the market's $460 billion capitalisation remains tied up in non-tradable or "legal person" shares held by state-controlled entities.
Almost all of this was in non-tradable service industries, like education, health, retailing and government services, which added 26.7m jobs.
Because firms compete for workers, this also pushes up wages in non-tradable goods and services, where rich countries' productivity advantage is smaller.
One possibility is that there are transfers across the economy which bid up wages in the non-tradable sector of growing cities.
Indeed, the failure in 2001 to resolve the state-owned (non-tradable) share problem is better attributed to this confusion of profit taking and policymaking than to raw greed.William HolmesCambridge, MassachusettsFalling flat on the flat taxSIR – I do not share Charlemagne's enthusiasm for the flat tax (March 5th).
