nontradable

And the speed by which globalization is now moving, because of these huge outsourcing platforms in goods and now in our -- what we used to call nontradable services, together with the Internet, has changed the dynamic by which we must now respond to these global conditions, as never before.

CNN Transcript Dec 9, 2003 2003

Like most listed companies, Shenzhen Development had certain shares deemed "nontradable," and making them tradable required tricky negotiations.

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"Future growth must rely more on the tradable sector and less on the nontradable sector — especially in countries that had built up large imbalances during the boom."

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The ministry also said last week it was canceling plans to offer 30 billion yuan in nontradable bonds.

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"We believe A-shares 'liquidity situation in the third quarter shall improve, given a low level of nontradable shares unlocking, less tight banks, increasing regulatory support, and the clarity of banks' financing," he added.

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It is the nontradable services sector that determines low skilled American wages.

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The company also recorded a $55.2 million accounting gain from the nontradable-share reform at affiliate China International Marine Containers (Group)

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In the 21st century the US economy has been able to create net new jobs only in nontradable domestic services, such as waitresses, bartenders, government workers, hospital orderlies, and retail clerks.

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