Any successful strategy is, of course, vulnerable to imitators who eventually trade away the profits.
"The recession has accelerated an already existing process of driving trade away from town centres, " she said.
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But will they trade away that loyalty should it become a condition of approving its BSkyB deal?
Republicans blocked the use of scientific sampling in the 2000 census, and the president managed to make some Democrats angry, too, by his willingness to trade away some census language in an attempt to win approval for fast-track authority.
Investment bankers sometimes get paid like NFL quarterbacks because just as Tom Brady is an injury or interception-filled season away from the waiver wire, investment bankers and traders are one bad deal or trade away from the unemployment line.
Not only does the UK need to become less reliant on debt-fuelled consumer spending, and become more of an investment-led and exporting economy, but it also needs to re-orient its trade away from economies as hobbled as Britain itself.
To go back to my original post, Russia would be wise to concede that it has lost near-total influence in the Middle East, that the United States is the sole dominant external power in that region, and that it could trade away the few remaining chips it has in order to shore up its position in its own backyard.
That would take a lot of trade volume away from metals markets in London.
The legality of the settlements is a separate matter entirely from whether Israel should trade them away in negotiations.
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It was always wishful thinking to suppose that Mr Kim was developing his nukes in order to trade them away.
Why are we, who are uniquely privileged to have inherited the legacy of individual freedom, so eager to trade it away in search of the illusion of security?
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The short version is that as the global oil trade moves away from US dollars into yuan, yen, rubles, and pesos, the world would have yet another reason to devalue the dollar.
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This may not last, but it's consistent with a broader trend in Germany's trade, away from other eurozone countries, which has been much debated in Germany and France, and was flagged up last year by the likes of Goldman Sachs.
Unfortunately, the consequence is that the trade will get away from you and that can be an extremely expensive mistake.
This occurred after an avalanche of its investors bailed following a hurricane of ill winds for cap-and-trade that swept away Democrat control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Brokers are responsible for bringing different banks together anonymously as buyers and sellers, to help them trade without giving away too much information about their trading position that could be used against them.
And yet this core and quite simple trade policy issue is a world away from the incredible complexity of the trade deals of the past decade.
Over the years, he has campaigned to keep markets alive and campaigned against too many supermarkets taking away their trade.
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With a small, open economy, it cannot maintain an overvalued exchange rate and pour in stimulus spending without seeing much of the money leak away into trade deficits.
"It demonstrates a move away from trade-related considerations to the financial arena, notably the capital markets, " said Roger Robinson, the top economic official of former President Reagan's National Security Council.
Northampton borough councillors have criticised plans, saying the project would take away town centre trade.
In the U.S., on the other hand, internal factors also point to a move away from free trade policies.
He stressed that the Chinese shouldn't be allowed to get away with unfair trade practices and that companies should get tax breaks for staying in America rather than relocating abroad.
An extraordinary parliamentary session will then be called for September, ostensibly to pass a bunch of job-creation and company-restructuring proposals that the Ministry of International Trade and Industry is beavering away on.
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Cardiff-born investment banker Paul Roles, who works 20 minutes away from the World Trade Center, said one of the first things he did was to try to contact Morgan Stanley colleagues working there.
The upshot is that, far from taking China closer to a freely floating global currency - the offshore trade is actually take it further away, with the central bank intervening in the markets even more than before.
Today, Chiang Mai's infamous Night Bazaar is located a stone's throw away from the original trade movements that brought silk, opium, tea, dried fruit, lacquerware, musk, ponies and mules, gold, copper, cotton, edible birds' nests, betel nut, tobacco and ivory into the province.
The one large European country where unemployment has fallen substantially Britain has junked any attempt at consensus: successive Conservative governments have stripped away the powers of trade unions, while managers' performance is measured by the stockmarket not by the smoothness of negotiations with workers or politicians.
As these two countries pull away from each other, trade disputes will inevitably grow.
Instead, with money being fungible, the trade would be structured elsewhere, or away from U.S. regulators.
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