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Examples of traded

traded

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Tobacco worked well for farmers, who soon found that it was more profitable if traded outside of the colonial marketing system.
Violence purported to cover the loss of authority and askesis eliminated nameless but dangerous desires; sometimes the two traded places.
This is not an unreasonable assumption given the extent of the labor traded in the sampled villages.
Both the effects on the volumes traded and price impacts were estimated.
Spatial isolation and status had been traded for social isolation and solidarity.
We are dealing here with literally hundreds of commodities, some of which had a fairly limited turnover, while others were traded in bulk.
Information can be expected to be a commonly traded goods in software agent mediated commerce, since both trading and distribution can be handled by agents.
This is the central notion of traded autonomy.
Since water could be freely traded to the east, prices should not be lower.
This does not mean that the market should be arbitrarily traded that way; it is just a means of distinguishing the relative price differentials.
However, many respondents do not work for publicly traded companies, making this information unavailable.
We know that pension funds are not yet large shareholders of publicly traded firms in developing countries.
We need to study the link between pension funds, the ownership structures of publicly traded firms, and public firms' performance.
One is the inclusion of water contracts that are traded before water availability is realized.
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