Actually, the motivation is probably "more stable commodity costs" for chicken.
More stable commodity prices should also help Africa, the Bank added, predicting growth to pick up from 3.4% in 2015 to 4.2% in 2016.
In little over a decade, the microchip has replaced the oil derrick as the driving force behind the state's economy, making Texas far less dependent on stable commodity prices.
"Our food retailer members have managed to keep prices low again and with relatively stable commodity prices at the moment as well, and forecasts for commodities quite upbeat, we may continue to benefit from this for some time yet," Dickinson said.
General Abacha has purged the army more thoroughly than any of his predecessors, but loyalty in Nigeria is not a stable commodity, to be counted on for ever.Yet a coup that put another military leader in power would not solve the country's problems.
Iron ore is a stable commodity tied to China's steel mill production.
What generally drive the earnings of those companies are low and stable commodity prices leading to increasing demand, and hence greater distribution.
No longer defined in terms of the most stable commodity on earth, the dollar has been left to fluctuate without a golden anchor, its value changing minute by minute, hour by hour, and day by day.
Created long ago by producers of real goods and services who sought a common agreement about value that would enable producers to exchange with one another despite their varied wants, these individuals gradually happened on gold as the most stable commodity to define money with.
We should recognize that reinstating a viable set of regulations--something akin to a legally tight version of the Senate's bill--will not, by itself, ensure stable commodity futures markets.
Profitability ensued as Coke was able to charge a premium price for a simple and stable manufactured commodity.
