commodity producer
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commodity
noun[C]
uk/kəˈmɒd.ə.ti/us/kəˈmɑː.də.t̬i/
a substance or product that can be traded, bought, ...
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producer
noun[C]
uk/prəˈdʒuː.sər/us/prəˈduː.sɚ/
a person who makes the practical and financial arrangements needed to make a film, play, or television or ...
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(Definition ofcommodityandproducerfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Ochieng (2005) has argued that whilst these innovations were successful in integrating smallholders into commercial agriculture as primary commodity producers, they were not geared towards agricultural value-addition or value innovation.
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First of all, this matter has been in the pipeline since 1993, so it has not really been sprung on any other commodity producers.
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Unity of action by commodity producers is certainly very important in its effect upon present and future prices.
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The simplecommodityproducercould aim just to trade his products for others with an equivalent value, or he could aim to realise a profit.
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Naturally, such thinking on the part of commodity producers resulted in increased spending in general advertising activities for their products.
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To be sure, the 1970s were a decade of unprecedented economic prosperity for the world's commodity producers.
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He argues that the liberal era has important lessons for commodity producers and policy-makers today.
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That is, all commodities are social products of labor, created and exchanged by a community, with eachcommodityproducercontributing his or her time to the societal division of labor.
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What is intensely difficult to achieve is the realisation of short-term goals by commodity producers and users alike.
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The fourth objection is that we would maintain prices and prevent commodity producers from adjusting output to meet the true demand.
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In return, we must give trade guarantees for commodity producers in the sterling area.
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Those lessons are that commodity producers win out when they flex their muscles.
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Thus, for example, simple commodity producers could produce some products for their own use on their own land, while trading another part of their products.
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Commodity producers and consumers use exchange trading to hedge their risks.
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