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non-market
adjective[ before noun ]
(alsononmarket)uk /ˌnɒnˈmɑː.kɪt/ us /ˌnɑːnˈmɑːr.kɪt/
not relating to or influenced by the demand of people to buy certain things or the supply of things to be bought:
The cartel uses fixed, non-market pricing to keep the consumption of energy resources stable.
Universities are non-market institutions that help us develop and exchange ideas.
He is convinced that non-market solutions are needed to battle climate change.
In contrast to capitalism, consider what life is like in a non-market economy.
Some traded currencies are assigned non-market valuations and so may not be a wise investment.
Although prices are, in principle, determined by supply and demand, often nonmarket forces such as government taxes come into play.
People place a high value on nonmarket goods like personal safety, clean air and water, and social welfare.
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bargainer
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make a deal
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outbargain
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