Sentence examples for concept of commodity from inspiring English sources

Although Heckscher is now chiefly remembered as an economic historian, he also made several contributions to economic theory, including the concept of commodity points, which limits the fluctuation of inconvertible paper currencies (Ekonomisk Tidskrift, 1916).

Thus, the concept of commodity frontier incorporates two spatial dimensions, a 'space-of-place' and a 'space-of-flows' ([23]: 412).

Firstly, we present the conceptual and analytical framework to operationalize the concept of commodity frontiers used in this paper, and describe briefly the data collection methods.

In this paper, we use concepts from political ecology to analyse the expansion of biofuel crops, which we describe using the concept of "commodity frontiers".

But the concept of a commodity food box isn't entirely novel in the United States.

These simplified phylogeny sub-problems are then converted into an equivalent representation based on the graph-theoretic concept of multi-commodity flows.

Over the last two decades, the concepts of global commodity chains (GCC), global value chains (GVC) and global production networks (GPN) have become popular analytical frameworks with which to explore the changing landscapes of economic globalization and its associated developmental outcomes (Coe et al. 2004, 2008; Gereffi et al. 2005).

We use the concept of 'country-specific trajectories of commodity frontiers expansion' to describe the specific ways in which the expansion of the biofuel crops boom unfolds in a particular country that is not necessarily linked to the global biofuels chain.

The concept of appearance as a commodity to be valued has filtered from Hollywood to family homes across the UK.

This is not the story of unwilling bureaucrats, but of the concept of housing as a commodity rather than a right.

She did not think that turning the concept of "royal" into a commodity was something that would sit right with the British people.