Marketable: goods or assets capable of being sold or finding buyers, shaping saleability assessments in company law. Definitions of marketable focus on an item's capacity to be sold by finding a buyer and being suitable for trade. Black's Law Dictionary calls it saleable or merchantable, while the Oxford English Dictionary frames it as capable of being marketed, in demand, and relating to buying, selling, and value obtainable in commerce. These definitions inform company law and commercial practice in assessing whether assets meet the ordinary-market test of saleability and demand.