Exports from as far away as Vietnam have glutted the United States market and sent prices plummeting.
By 2009, it cost just half that, and, in the past couple of summers, huge lobster harvests, believed by some to be a result of global warming, have glutted the market, sending prices tumbling further.
Bartering can either be an exchange of food, especially in the summer when many people have gluts of one crop or another, or an exchange of skills for food you can't get elsewhere without money.
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Over the course of half an hour, he outlined his belief that the fixed-length criminal sentences he approved as governor three decades ago have glutted state prisons with long-stay offenders.
Easy credit from Britain had glutted Boston with manufactured goods and had tripled the number of the city's shopkeepers who moonlighted as importers.
In recent months, an enormous supply of ethanol has glutted the market, sinking its price and sending a chill through the ethanol boom.
The market changed when Colombian traffickers, who had glutted the United States with cocaine, began producing cheaper heroin and flooded the United States with it.
Overproduction of Ph.D.s, caused by universities' recruitment of graduate students and postdocs to staff labs, without regard to the career opportunities that await them, has glutted the market with scientists hoping for academic research careers.
2. Wonder if the saturation of self-published work has glutted the market with sub-par literature?
