nontrade
- noun
- /ˈnɒnˌtreɪd/
- Specialized
- The committee discussed several nontrade issues, including environmental concerns and community impacts.
Examples
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Difficulties in U.S.-Mexico relations have arisen recently in nontrade areas like finance and the environment, where the weak regulatory framework of NAFTA could affect its sustainability.
Academic text (1996) -
Many of the conference sessions focused on nontrade topics like education and public health initiatives.
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The report highlighted nontrade transactions that were crucial for funding local infrastructure projects.
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Etymology
As a noun, nontrade comes from non- 'not' plus trade 'buying and selling' and names an item or payment that is 'not part of a company's regular sales', like tax payments or interest.