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Aschlafly: Oil is an important commodity.

2022-09-24T05:12:07Z

Oil is an important commodity.

2022-09-24T05:11:40Z

2010-06-29T02:36:52Z

Reverted edits by ElizDo (Talk) to last revision by OscarJ

2010-06-29T02:29:02Z

2010-01-24T14:06:29Z

Undo revision 748153 by Chipshandon09 (Talk)

2010-01-24T14:06:12Z

2008-06-09T15:47:27Z

wikify

2007-11-16T00:52:45Z

2007-09-20T04:05:15Z

This needs a bit more work, but it is a start.

2007-05-21T17:32:45Z

Reverted edits by Reaganomist (Talk); changed back to last version by DrSandstone

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−	A '''commodity''' in [[economics]] is a [[goods\|good]], such as [[food]], [[metal]]s or [[grain]]s, which is interchangeable with similar [[goods]], and which is available in large quantities.	+	A '''commodity''' in [[economics]] is a [[goods\|good]], such as [[food]], [[metal]]s or [[grain]]s, which is interchangeable with similar [[goods]], and which is available in large quantities. [[Oil]] is an important commodity.

	Investors can buy or sell on [[commodity exchange\|commodities exchanges]] using [[futures contract]]s.		Investors can buy or sell on [[commodity exchange\|commodities exchanges]] using [[futures contract]]s.

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 Investors can buy or sell on [[commodity exchange|commodities exchanges]] using [[futures contract]]s.
-More generally, a commodity is any good in a [[competitive]] [[market]].
+More generally, a commodity is any good in a competitive [[market]].
 In general parlance, a commodity is a good where the good supplied is indistinguishable from one supplier to another.  A consumer, then, only considers price when making a purchasing decision.  In recent years, computers have become a commodity.
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 A '''commodity''' in [[economics]] is a [[goods|good]], such as [[food]], [[metal]]s or [[grain]]s, which is interchangeable with similar [[goods]], and which is available in large quantities.
-Unfortunately, Phyllis and Andy Schlafly will be spending eternity in Hell due to their acceptance of John Schlafly's flaming homosexuality.
 Investors can buy or sell on [[commodity exchange|commodities exchanges]] using [[futures contract]]s.

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 A '''commodity''' in [[economics]] is a [[goods|good]], such as [[food]], [[metal]]s or [[grain]]s, which is interchangeable with similar [[goods]], and which is available in large quantities.
+Unfortunately, Phyllis and Andy Schlafly will be spending eternity in Hell due to their acceptance of John Schlafly's flaming homosexuality.
 Investors can buy or sell on [[commodity exchange|commodities exchanges]] using [[futures contract]]s.

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−	~~Page Corrected by Anon~~. ~~Anon~~ is ~~legion~~. ~~Anon does not forgive~~. ~~Anon does not forget~~.	+	A '''commodity''' in [[economics]] is a [[goods\|good]], such as [[food]], [[metal]]s or [[grain]]s, which is interchangeable with similar [[goods]], and which is available in large quantities.
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		+	Investors can buy or sell on [[commodity exchange\|commodities exchanges]] using [[futures contract]]s.
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		+	More generally, a commodity is any good in a [[competitive]] [[market]].
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		+	In general parlance, a commodity is a good where the good supplied is indistinguishable from one supplier to another. A consumer, then, only considers price when making a purchasing decision. In recent years, computers have become a commodity.
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−	A '''commodity''' in [[economics]] is a [[goods\|good]], such as [[food]], [[metal]]s or [[grain]]s, which is interchangeable with similar goods, and which is available in large quantities.	+	A '''commodity''' in [[economics]] is a [[goods\|good]], such as [[food]], [[metal]]s or [[grain]]s, which is interchangeable with similar [[goods]], and which is available in large quantities.

	Investors can buy or sell on [[commodities exchanges]] using [[futures contracts]].		Investors can buy or sell on [[commodities exchanges]] using [[futures contracts]].

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	More generally, a commodity is any good in a [[competitive]] [[market]].		More generally, a commodity is any good in a [[competitive]] [[market]].
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		+	In general parlance, a commodity is a good where the good supplied is indistinguishable from one supplier to another. A consumer, then, only considers price when making a purchasing decision. In recent years, computers have become a commodity.

	[[Category:Economics]]		[[Category:Economics]]

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	More generally, a commodity is any good in a [[competitive]] [[market]].		More generally, a commodity is any good in a [[competitive]] [[market]].
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−	~~[[Communists]] argue that [[labor]] is a commodity.~~

	[[Category:Economics]]		[[Category:Economics]]