Aside from that, Forrester said the Fed's rate hike would also ease global inflation concerns and its desire for commodity-based inflation hedges, as well as reduce the amount of liquidity in the system supporting the rally in risky assets.
The United States and Europe are its top consumers, but the desire for the commodity is growing everywhere.
He reasons this since "the only universal law as to a person's desire for a commodity is that it diminishes... but this diminution may be slow or rapid.
In capitalism commodities are produced that will spur desire for still more commodities.
"There is a big distance between the desire to trade commodities for rubles and the ability to do so," he said.
And these days "celebrity" is another word for "commodity".
He, too, recommends fewer subsidies for commodity crops.
Det Sgt Dave Shipley, senior investigating officer for the case for Kent Police, said: "Leggett used children as objects for his depraved desires, as commodities which he was content to trade and share with others, with no thought for the impact his actions would have on his victims.
If silver was one coveted commodity, ship-building timber was another, and the desire for the latter was a large part of Athens's motive for getting a foothold in the Amphipolis region.
"You go into the humanities to pursue your intellectual passion, and it just so happens as a byproduct that you emerge as a desired commodity for industry," said Horowitz.
In an entrepreneurial city where even volatile commodities like real estate eventually find their equilibrium, the desire for private school seats has outpaced supply for many years, in some cases by an order of magnitude.
