Carriers vying for the attention of these passengers, who have money or corporate accounts that pay for their travel, are counting on good design to escape the grinding commodity nature of their business.
Given the commodity nature of the products, it's hard to increase customers' willingness to pay, especially since large-scale aluminum buyers have centralized their procurement functions to squeeze suppliers.
Because of the commodity nature of most information moving around the web, it has been hard to develop business models for web businesses which do not involve the lowest quality kind of premium information: advertising.
These include the commodity-nature of the DRAM and NAND flash businesses and the lack of current profitability.
Eggs are a valuable commodity in nature, and if a round package is the safest option, by all means, make them caviar round.
We think the answer is a clear "no". First of all, audit firms already have little or no bargaining power, given the commodity-like nature of today's audits.
Other than that, move on to face life as life expects from you to do the right thing by unfolding each day its Earthly and precious commodities of nature, such as water, sun, and environment before you and as it does for all living species on the face of the planet and be considered of its precious properties.
Each one addresses the core issue articulated by Polanyi, the commodity fiction of nature, labor, money, and the rest.
Prince's car, and its arch presentation, pointing up the similarities between art fairs and motor shows, and the nature of commodity fetishism, left me a bit cold.
International Minerals said that the sale of the oil and gas division was part of its plan to reduce its exposure to the cyclical nature of commodity businesses.
Fadel Gheit, an oil expert at the Oppenheimer & Co brokerage in New York, said prices at $90 a barrel had allowed nations to temporarily prosper without regard to the cyclical nature of commodity prices.
