nonmarket

adjective

non·​mar·​ket ˌnän-ˈmär-kət 

: not of, relating to, included in, or characteristic of a market

… the effect of nonmarket forces (including government and utility conservation programs) on energy use.

—David J. Rose

Roughly, commodification is the process by which nonmarket goods are drawn into the marketplace to be bought and sold.

—William D. Wood

distinguishing between a market economy and a nonmarket economy

Word History

First Known Use

1862, in the meaning defined above