A house so rich in winter wear would surely be rich in more marketable goods, as well.

"Thallein," indeed, is a busy factory of rhythm and sound color, and one that produces very attractive and marketable goods.

Initially, she keeps him around in order to escape notice as an unescorted woman, but his eye for every marketable goods proves valuable.

In order to be easily resalable, it must allow quick and low cost possession of readily marketable goods.

Commodification is known as the process by which material objects are turned into marketable goods with monetary (exchange) value.

Second, the focus of labour shifted from goods and services to marketable goods.

There were many households involved in the production of marketable goods.

Government planners report a burst of entrepreneurial activity, but little of it aimed at producing marketable goods that would satisfy angry consumers.

This is because the National Accounts treat the household purchase as self-gratification, but the firm purchase as producing a flow of marketable goods and services.

It also means stimulating the markets by having standards for marketable goods.