Meanings
- uncountableThe state or quality of being remediable.
Two crucial TCE moves endorsed by Dixit are the view of the firm as governance structure and to insist upon remediableness.
2008, Claude Ménard, Handbook of New Institutional Economics, page 591 more example
When, from the existence of mobility, the absence of disease of the articulation or other insuperable obstacle, the practitioner has determined the remediableness of a case of false ankylosis, he will then decide on the propriety of confiding to mechanical means, or of resorting to surgical operations.
1843, William John Little, On Ankylosis; Or, Stiff-joint, page 50
Origin
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