Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Of or relating to a security that may not be sold by one investor to another but is generally redeemable by the issuer within limitations; nonnegotiable.
- adjective Difficult or impossible to market.
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- adjective Not
marketable .
Etymologies
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Examples
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The contributions were of a nonmarketable security, in this case rights to a portion of ongoing fees earned by a hedge fund to which Cooperman had provided startup money but didn't run.
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Cooperman told Forbes that McGladrey knew he was planning to donate a nonmarketable security to his private foundation and take a deduction when the firm rendered its appraisal for a fee that Cooperman said was about $20,000.
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This is going to happen anyway because there is nothing in the Social Security trust fund except a bunch of nonmarketable Treasury IOUs -- the money has been spent.
Fact And Comment 2010
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This is going to happen anyway because there is nothing in the Social Security trust fund except a bunch of nonmarketable Treasury IOUs -- the money has been spent.
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This is going to happen anyway because there is nothing in the Social Security trust fund except a bunch of nonmarketable Treasury IOUs -- the money has been spent.
Fact And Comment 2010
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This is going to happen anyway because there is nothing in the Social Security trust fund except a bunch of nonmarketable Treasury IOUs -- the money has been spent.
Fact And Comment 2010
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Properly appraised gifts of nonmarketable securities to public charities such as, say, the American National Red Cross present no deduction problem.
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This is going to happen anyway because there is nothing in the Social Security trust fund except a bunch of nonmarketable Treasury IOUs -- the money has been spent.
Fact And Comment 2010
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One fourth of all catches are discarded, either because they are undersized or nonmarketable.
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Pricing natural capital, especially nonmarketable natural capital, is so far an intractable problem, but one that need not be faced here.
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