In an early scene that is repeated with several variations, the actors bark the names of commodities at one another and later trade assorted piles of gleaming jewels and gewgaws like children at play.
These could stand for the name of a commodity and its owner.
Rich was named head of Commodities in 2000 where he developed the firm's AssetCo business and was later appointed co-head of Global Macro Trading and then co-head of the Global Special Situations Group.
The name of that elephant is the commodity title, the all-important subsidy section of the bill.
In the name of "efficiency" (as if this abstract commodity was what universities produced, not research and education) the Department of Education and Science, as it was then called, embarked on a purge of Stalinist ferocity.
Mama, played with forceful Junoesque centeredness and a willful air of denial by Ms. Ekulona, is a pragmatic soul who lies, cheats and treats human beings as commodities in the name of survival.
This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: February 11 , 2011An article in the special Wealth section on Thursday about investing in commodities misstated the name of the business entity in Springfield, Mo., for which Jeff Layman co-manages $1.7 billion.
Mr. Resnick is head of commodity trading.
Forget the regulation of commodity prices.
Board of Trade, Organized market for the exchange of commodity contracts (see commodity exchange).
He noted that commodity prices tended to be more volatile than the shares of commodity producers.
