Non-tradable, Microeconomics

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Non-Tradable:Some products can't be transported over long distances or otherwise sold to consumers from far-off locations. These products (including some goods as well as most services) are thus considered non-tradable: they should be consumed near to where they are produced. Nontrade able products include most construction, some manufacturing (like highly perishable or extremely bulky products), most private services and nearly all public services.


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