The conventional solutions to global warming posed by the "politics of limits" — taxing carbon emissions, or issuing tradeable emissions to carbon-producing firms — conveniently raises revenue that could be used to pay for the very projects the authors wish to see.
Most emerging economies look relatively larger when measured on a PPP basis than when measured at actual exchange rates, because non-tradeables tend to be relatively cheap in poorer countries.
Converting some of the trust funds' holdings to tradeable securities would give the funds the flexibility to diversify into other investments while satisfying investors' demand for Treasuries, he explained.
Like stocks, ETFs are not available to individual investors directly, which is why those who want to buy in to these tradeable funds do so through brokers (including mutual funds acting as brokers).
One way to do this would be to impose tradeable "obligations" that demand non-intensively farmed acres, somewhat analogous to pollution permits.
DeMaio offered a broad definition of market making, and stressed the need for such firms to consistently provide tradeable quotes, adding, "we try to err on the side of saying somebody is a bona fide market maker".
One goal of a tradeable permit system is to force consumer prices for goods to reflect the harm that the production of those goods causes the planet.
The strictly confidential information about those missing, presumed dead, is today an entirely tradeable commodity, when, and to whom, you wish.' MC Ltd exists to milk the mothers of the dead soldiers for as much as they can pay, and then some.
We find that a number of design features mean a significant proportion of the tradeable 'abatement' certificates are unlikely to correspond to the claimed emissions reductions.
There were no alternatives to easily tradeable, interest-bearing securities, and lots of people wanted them.
