These results suggest that the mandated rice and wheat growth rate policies are expected to improve the target grain (rice or wheat) commodity self-sufficiency rates significantly, while little effects will be felt on the remaining grain product self-sufficiency rates.
As a salesman it is out on its own, and its most saleable commodity is self love".
"Its most saleable commodity is self-love".
Economics begins with the face, the global commodity of self-worth.
The quality-of-care surveys that do exist largely focus on facility readiness, based on facility audits of human resources, availability of equipment and commodities, and self-reported practices of health care workers [ 17, 21].
Globalization is one factor behind the commodity glut; national self- sufficiency is another.
What he observes leads him to wax poetic and satiric on something he calls "commodity," or pure self-interest.
To a certain extent, Greenwich, as a state of mind and as a vendible commodity, is a self-perpetuating contrivance, consisting of some amalgam of exclusivity and display.
The arbitration award by the National Futures Association includes $15 million for the California investor Robert Elliott, the largest individual award ever by the association, the commodity industry's self-policing agency, its arbitration director, Cynthia Cain, said yesterday.
If talking head Jeff Van Gundy is such a hot commodity, as his self-promoting media comrades try to convince everyone, why is it that all 30 NBA franchises have not hired him since his last firing in 2006?
The style slips easily from huckster to preacher (a confusion that could have provided a chapter in this book), and it encourages the intelligent reader to skid past early euphoria ("an orgy of the unruly combination of experience, self and commodity that is what culture has become in the United States").
