tradable , auch: tradeable

"Education is not a tradable service, but a public good."

That happened after those shares became tradable on April 5.

Each club began with eight international slots, which are tradable.

A security or financial instrument is a tradable asset of any kind.

Now we're down to one, and no matter what happens, I've got a tradable commodity.

Still, the idea of debt as a tradable investment endured.

Inside jail, there are six ways to obtain tradable commodities.

Tradable emission rights turned out to be a thorny subject.

Locked-in shares, which are not tradable for at least 3 months.

The settlement had few tradable goods because of its climate and terrain.

The soul is a tradable commodity, a form of virtual capital.

The most natural approach would be to take the common (wholesale) price level in tradable goods as the target.

Speculation can in principle involve any tradable good or financial instrument.

Markets allow any tradable item to be evaluated and priced.

We develop policy instruments such as regulations, charges or tradable permits.

Liquid financial instruments are easily tradable and have low transaction costs.

Quotas, freely tradable within counties, can be leased for cash.

First of all, milk quotas must become tradable internationally.

This resulted in a scheme of tradable development credits.

This is a significant advantage compared to annuities, which are not tradable securities.

All the shares were tradable, and the shareholders received receipts for the purchase.

Part of its selection on tradable goods is grain, feed, and seed.

With this decision on tradable emission rights, we do justice to the environment, but also to guiding principles in the social and economic field.

Still, the rise in coins tradable on the exchange may not reduce the volatility of the market.

Urged to make its currency freely tradable with the dollar, it resisted.