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| rdfs:comment | - A commodity is a product that is exchanged on the market.
- Commodities refer to any widely-traded bulk cargoes, such as food or equipment. Traders profit by the time-honored practice of buying commodities in bulk at low prices, then transporting them to a planet where the commodity commands a higher price. Commodity prices may fluctuate over time based on factors of supply and demand; in addition, well-regarded players may receive a premium price, while players with legal issues may be hit with a surcharge in a given system.
- Commodity describes any good or service that can be exchanged for money in a marketplace.
- A commodity is "[a]ny article, material, or supply except technology and software."
- A commodity is something that can be bought or sold and generally contributes to the wealth of America. An example of a commodity is reality. Image:WWTS1sted1.png "Commodity"is a part of Wikiality.com's dictionary, "Watch What You Say". For the full dictionary, click .
- A commodity is a basic good, material, or product that is produced in very large quantities and is usually sold in raw or only partly processed form. The most common commodities are essential agricultural products such as wheat, sugar, rubber, and coffee and basic mineral-derived products like copper, tin, or silver. On a more general level, a commodity may also be any manufactured product — for example, computer chips — that has become so common or inexpensive in design or manufacture that it is almost impossible to tell the difference between two producers' versions of that commodity.
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| abstract | - A commodity is a product that is exchanged on the market.
- Commodities refer to any widely-traded bulk cargoes, such as food or equipment. Traders profit by the time-honored practice of buying commodities in bulk at low prices, then transporting them to a planet where the commodity commands a higher price. Commodity prices may fluctuate over time based on factors of supply and demand; in addition, well-regarded players may receive a premium price, while players with legal issues may be hit with a surcharge in a given system.
- Commodity describes any good or service that can be exchanged for money in a marketplace.
- A commodity is "[a]ny article, material, or supply except technology and software."
- A commodity is something that can be bought or sold and generally contributes to the wealth of America. An example of a commodity is reality. Image:WWTS1sted1.png "Commodity"is a part of Wikiality.com's dictionary, "Watch What You Say". For the full dictionary, click .
- A commodity is a basic good, material, or product that is produced in very large quantities and is usually sold in raw or only partly processed form. The most common commodities are essential agricultural products such as wheat, sugar, rubber, and coffee and basic mineral-derived products like copper, tin, or silver. On a more general level, a commodity may also be any manufactured product — for example, computer chips — that has become so common or inexpensive in design or manufacture that it is almost impossible to tell the difference between two producers' versions of that commodity.
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