Flying is viewed as commodity--the lowest price wins--so why not an airline ticket futures market?
We have modeled the overlay network as a competitive economy in which the content provided by an origin server can be viewed as commodity and the origin server and the peers who multicast the content to their downside are considered as the firms.
Low prices in the chain's stores come at a cost to workers who are viewed "as commodities rather than as human beings with rights, responsibilities and aspirations".
Applicants are viewed as commodities.
These critiques have also been expressed with regard to other forms of assisted reproduction; but some worry that individuals created through cloning may be more likely to be viewed as commodities because their total genetic blueprint would be chosen – they would be "fully made and not begotten" (Ramsey, 1966; Kass 1998; PCBE 2002, 107).
However the brain drain issue is contentious, despite its clear rationale as an argument, as staff may be viewed, as commodities, neither taking their wishes for self-determination into account, nor their quality of life.
Then, when the time comes for them to replace their device, they tend to stay with Apple rather than switching to a competitor, which is the consumer behaviour suffered by simple hardware companies when what they sell is viewed as a commodity.
This is viewed as a commodity business which favours GooTube, hence the push for a service driven my MMS.
Under capitalism, time is viewed as a commodity – time is money and should not be wasted.
She describes the conflicting nature of her own culture-specific time orientations – as a researcher and member of the dominant culture of the United States of America (USA) – with those of her Bosnian participants, and the resultant tensions arising during her fieldwork: Under capitalism, time is viewed as a commodity – time is money and should not be wasted.
Cloud computing is viewed as a method for achieving efficiency and cost savings through the use of commodity IT infrastructure.
