Sentence examples for tradeable from inspiring English sources

There were no alternatives to easily tradeable, interest-bearing securities, and lots of people wanted them.

It is unusually good at creating tradeable claims on the profits and revenues that its economy generates.

From steel tariffs (which he opposed) to climate policy (where he unsuccessfully proposed mandatory emissions caps and tradeable permits), this administration has often placed politics above economics.

Tradeable services, the cause of so much excitement, cannot provide the only motor for growth and employment.

Increasing earnings in innovation and other tradeable sectors raises spending in non-tradeables sectors like services, and thus increases jobs and wages there.

LNG, which is much more tradeable and mobile than pipeline-delivered gas, is set dramatically to change the equilibrium of the gas market.The main market for Shtokman LNG is expected to be the United States.

One way to do this would be to impose tradeable "obligations" that demand non-intensively farmed acres, somewhat analogous to pollution permits.

Economists think there is: tradeable emissions permits.Economists, of course, are usually keen on markets.

There is now a secondary market in tradeable products that can off-load risk to investors.

Mr Ainge then set about accumulating as many tradeable properties primarily future draft picks and young players who were underpaid for their skills as he could in the hope of swapping them later for elite talent, regardless of how well they fit into Boston's existing roster.

This could be achieved through a "cap and trade" system by issuing each adult with 1.05 of a birth permit (i.e. 2.1 permits per couple = replacement fertility rate) and allowing such permits to be tradeable.