Synonyms for trade-off
trade-off

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1. tradeoff, trade-offnoun

   an exchange that occurs as a compromise

   "I faced a tradeoff between eating and buying my medicine"

   Synonyms:
   tradeoff

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1. • Exchange

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1. List of paraphrases for "trade-off":

   compromise, dilemma, arbitration, balance, horse-trading

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1. Chief Executive James Gorman:

   The trade-off between revenue growth and margin expansion is important, this year, we would be more interested in driving higher revenue growth within this margin range that we've been public on.

2. England Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe:

   The implementation of the detailed reforms will inevitably throw up unforeseen effects in particular places, and where it is justified we will need to revisit issues, but we should be careful about talking about turning back the overall regulatory dial or trying to trade off the risk of financial instability for short-term growth.

3. Sam Woods:

   We do not want to operate a zero-failure regime, because there would be some significant costs in terms of availability of lending to the economy, that is a trade-off that is made in all regulations.

4. Kelly McCarthy:

   We crafted this legislation so it would not interfere with our police agencies’ abilities to get drugs and the tools of the trade off the street; so there are no changes to the seizure laws, we did want to protect to protect Montanans and those traveling through Montana from the abuse of civil asset forfeiture that has plagued other states.

5. Paul Chou:

   The domain expertise, relationships, and career equity I've built are things I never could have done while at Goldman, as a former trader, I'm glad I made this trade-off at the stage of my career that I did.