Sentences with phrase «prices for commodities produced»

An income profile for the typical U.S. wage earner shows the degree to which the cost of living now reflects FIRE sector costs more than prices for commodities produced by labor.

Resource stocks in particular will provide a hedge against inflation, because they gain directly from rising prices for the commodities they produce.

Not exact matches

The result is that biotech is no longer reserved just for producing high - priced medicine but could start to make sense for commodity products like food.

The terms of trade is influenced by the exchange rate because a rise in the value of a country's currency lowers the domestic prices for its imports but does not directly affect the commodities it produces (i.e. its exports).

From the mid 2000s, the prices for commodities used to produce steel and generate energy — including iron ore, coal and natural gas — rose sharply.

To be clear, however, just because a metal's price increases does not mean the share prices of companies that explore for, develop, or produce that commodity will follow suit.

Shoppers are very price sensitive across homogenised commodity categories of temperature agnostic products, and it does not matter much if they remain on the front step for a while, diametrically opposed on both counts to produce.

Ghana was forced to turn to the IMF for a three - year $ 918m loan programme in 2015, after the nation, which began exporting oil seven years ago and produces large amounts of gold and cocoa, was hit by the slump in commodities prices.

For example, in traditional commodity markets, farmers often sell futures contracts for the crops and livestock they produce to guarantee a certain price, making it easier for them to plFor example, in traditional commodity markets, farmers often sell futures contracts for the crops and livestock they produce to guarantee a certain price, making it easier for them to plfor the crops and livestock they produce to guarantee a certain price, making it easier for them to plfor them to plan.

For collectors, conceptual art and digital works lack decorative wall - power, and they aren't unique works produced in series with the five - figure price points that make paintings currently such an attractive commodity to re-sell, or flip.

UNTITLED PROJECT: COMMODITY [CAPITAL], oil on carved wood, printed mail order form, 2007 >> a mail - order project produced for the exhibition The Irresistible Force at Tate Modern in London ---- featuring a carved and painted copy of Karl Marx's Capital, Volume I (1867) priced at # 18.99 + # 6.01 shipping and handling, which was at that time the exact cost of the real paperback ordered from Penguin Books.

Put another way, Congress could raise all of the funds needed to support long - term investments in this Energy Security Trust by increasing royalties paid for producing oil and gas from public lands and waters by an amount less than the typical daily fluctuations of oil and gas commodity prices.

In the commodities markets, farmers deal in futures as a hedge against the risk of falling prices in the commodity they produce (say, corn) while, on the other side of the equation, companies like airline operators deal in futures to hedge against the risk of an increase in the price of fuel for their aircraft.

Property prices in other cities are significantly lower on average, but because Canada is reliant on imports for much of its produce, the price of basic commodities can stack up too.