You've traded bad for worse.

Kerala's history with gold began when Romans traded the metal for spices.

Ordinary securities must be registered with the SEC before they can be traded.

Once people traded furs for sugar here.

I traded old newspapers for toilet paper.

I traded old newspapers for toilet paper.

Many countries provide investors in publicly traded firms with levels of protection that are patently inadequate.

Each and every part of the carcass is traded.

In other cases, child brides are traded between families.

I traded in my car for a new one.

The app intrigued other endangered species groups, who struggle with authorities catching endangered animals being traded, Mandala said.

Derivatives traded on exchanges should be registered as a class.

Garnett was traded back to Minnesota on February 19, 2015.

Regulators should insist that traded derivatives are homogenous, standardized, and transparent.

The types of risks traded on electronic marketplaces are steadily expanding.

Tailor made products could be put together from exchange traded instruments.

Instead, they are traded mostly over the counter in illiquid markets.

Some derivatives, particularly credit default swaps should not be traded at all.

When the Euro was introduced in January 1999, it traded at 1.17.

The prices of traded mortgage backed securities have followed house prices down.

These are not standardized contracts and are not traded through an exchange.

Institutional investors receive funds from individuals and invest them in publicly traded companies.

Trading volume on G 20 and European Union exchanges accounts for roughly 97 of total global trading in exchange traded equities, and about 94 of total volume in exchange traded bonds.

Both investors and publicly traded firms are operating in increasingly integrated global capital markets.

Sixty one closed and open ended investment funds currently own about 10 of traded shares.

As the services produced and traded across the world expand with globalization, the possibilities for all countries to develop based on their comparative advantage expand.

Some countries that traded a great deal with Britain, or were in the orbit of British imperial rule, continued to hold reserves in pounds after 1931.

This learning by markets has important implications for both managements of publicly traded companies and their investors.

Saint Domingue, as it was then known, traded extensively in coffee, cotton and sugar, among other exports.

A form of monetary harmonization in southern Africa already exists between South Africa and Lesotho, Namibia, and Swaziland, whose currencies are traded at par with the South African Rand.

An alternative is domestic deflation combined with extreme fiscal tightening that is, a period of slow or negative growth in wages, incomes, and some prices of non traded goods.

HDP and AKP traded accusations over the incident and the government has since pumped up its anti terror rhetoric.

The bonds are held and traded within one of the clearing systems (Euroclear and Clearstream being the most common).

This explains why Mittal s shares are traded in Amsterdam, one of the few stock markets in the world that allows for the listing of companies with so little free floating capital.

Creating a marketplace where such uncertainties are traded and hedged would be a fundamental step toward managing the risks involved.

The notion of a single set of criteria to evaluate the governance of publicly traded firms worldwide is undoubtedly appealing.

More than 80 million barrels are produced (and consumed) daily, and a large part of that output is traded internationally.

Consider the story of Shenyang based Neusoft Group, China's largest publicly traded software company, with sales of 134 million last year. Neusoft began as a low cost competitor to the Oracle Corporation.

China has traded much investment in physical infrastructure in places otherwise shunned Angola, Sudan, and Zimbabwe for access to natural resources.

Temporary commodity booms typically pull workers, capital, and land away from fledgling manufacturing sectors and production of other internationally traded goods.

Only 7 of global rice production is traded internationally, while only 18 of wheat production and 13 of maize is exported.

The arms are an easy currency for smugglers, sanctions busters and terrorists, and are widely traded for illegally extracted natural resources.

In 1993, the American Stock Exchange (AMEX) expended considerable resources to develop and promote its new concept of an exchange traded fund (ETF), with its first embodiment as Standard Poor's Depository Receipts (SPDR's).

Commodity futures are generally traded before their expiration date. Indeed, only 2 of contracts end in the delivery of the physical commodity.

The increased focus on improving corporate governance has produced a demand for reliable standards for evaluating governance in publicly traded companies worldwide.