英語 での All commodities の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Canada is also the 10th largest producer of meat in the world, all commodities combined.
If, therefore, two different commodities, such as gold and silver, are simultaneously measures of value, all commodities have two prices- one a gold-price, the other a silver-price.
The natural price, therefore, is, as it were, the central price, to which the prices of all commodities are continually gravitating.
If the value of all commodities rose or fell at the same time and in the exact same proportions, the relative values would remain unchanged.
However, not all commodities are reproducible nor were all commodities originally intended to be sold in the market.
The natural price, therefore, is, as it were, the central price, to which the prices of all commodities are continually gravitating.
As an analyst and superintendent member of the Grain and Feed Trade Association(Gafta) we can inspect, verify, analyze and advise on all commodities traded under Gafta Contract Terms.
On the macro-economic side, however, next week we are going to have the ECB(European Central Bank) announcement of possible further quantitative easing, which is going to weigh on the euro against the dollar and all commodities should come under pressure again.”.
Because all commodities, as values, are objectified human labour, and therefore in themselves commensurable, their values can be communally measure in one and the same specific commodity, and this commodity can be converted into the common measure of their values, that is into money.
The value of every commodity is now, by being equated to linen, not only differentiated from its own use- value, but from all other use-values generally, and is, by that very fact, expressed as that which is common to all commodities.
Because all commodities, as values, are objectified human labor, and therefore in themselves commensurable, their values can be communally measured in one and the same specific commodity, and this commodity can be converted into the common measure of their values, that is into money.
It it because all commodities, as values, are realised human labour, and therefore commensurable, that their values can be measured by one and the same special commodity, and the latter be converted into the common measure of their values, i.e. into money.
Because all commodities, as values, are objectified human labour, and therefore in themselves commensurable, their values can be communally measure in one and the same specific commodity, and this commodity can be converted into the common measure of their values, that is into money.
It it because all commodities, as values, are realised human labour, and therefore commensurable, that their values can be measured by one and the same special commodity, and the latter be converted into the common measure of their values, ie into money.
Not for all commodities.
All commodities or services are identical.
All commodities which have value are produced by labour.
Prices of all commodities will increase in the long run.
Dimension is our basic general cargo product for all commodities.
From considering it here by our assumption that all commodities.