Sentence examples for producing commodities from inspiring English sources

Lower oil prices and lower inflation should be a boost to economic growth, at least in those countries such as Britain, which are not dependent on producing commodities, as Russia or Venezuela are.

This means land used by subsistence farmers, pastoralists, hunters and gatherers and anyone else who isn't producing commodities for the mass market: poorly defended people whose rights and title can be disregarded.

Even so, real income per person remained stagnant throughout the 19th century, perhaps because an inadequate education system and an economy dependent on slaves producing commodities for export combined to get in the way of development.

In 1973, feminist Sheila Rowbotham in Woman's Consciousness, Man's World, wrote: "Capitalism… twists the lives not only of those who are directly involved in production but the lives of those who are, for some reason or other, excluded from producing commodities, children, old people and the ill".

Particularly weak in Asia and Europe were the stocks of companies producing commodities like iron ore and steel, especially after China announced on Thursday a halt to construction of a $1.3 billion steel mill that officials say was built without proper government approvals.

Inequality (1a) means that no individual can obtain extra profits by producing commodities at time t.

"As a producing commodity for salmon, we haven't been there for 20 or 30 years, and it's not going to be there," Mr. Radtke said.

It involved eventually bringing together a huge alliance of US and European mulitinationals along with Brazilian counterparts involved in the soya producing, commodity trading and food retailing sectors.

Those producing commodity products with no proprietary advantages.

Those producing commodity products with no proprietary advantages.; Almost three-quarters of the 71 million PCs shipped around the world in 1996 went to corporate buyers.

Presumably, this implies moderating corporate earnings for companies producing commodity-type products, particularly in industries with inputs sensitive to energy prices.