"remarketability" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "An automobile and an overcoat, for instance, may be equally durable, but the former is more plausibly categorized as a capital good than is the latter — which is to say that remarketability better describes the distinction that is typically made.",
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        "Suitability for being marketed once more."
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          "once more"
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