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    The reason for this is the lower cost of labor and raw materials. Adidas is a buyer driven commodity chain, meaning they work with wholesalers and retailers in export countries. The products that adidas make are labor intensive and are consumed by many people across the globe. The factories they’ve partnered with are expected to produce on Adidas…

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    The United States is the third largest country by population but, per multiple statistics the Unites States has had the largest economy in the world for over 100 years. This static may be in jeopardy due to the Chinese economy growing at record speeds. China has the largest population and over the last 20 years has economic growth to match the large number of citizens in the country. If or when China overtakes the Unites States, the entire world will feel the impact of the change. Some of the…

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    I asked several people the question “what is money?” and the responses I got were all very different. Several people gave the obligatory “cash” answer I was expecting, but some answers were more insightful than others. My waiter at a local restaurant, Michael Sovik, eloquently answered, “Money is paper currency with value backed by the U.S. government”. He then went on to say that he didn’t really understand how we are able to do that, and when asked about the derivative market he stated he had…

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    5 of McDonald’s book Pirates, Merchants, Settlers and Slaves, the author Kevin McDonald depicted the accounts of several extremely skilled seafaring slaves, and how they managed to achieve freedom through their involvement in the global oceanic commodity trading. McDonald started the chapter with the account of Calico Jack, a “runaway slave” who “reveals a number of surprising facts of a global trade network”. (McDonald 99) Later he uses more case studies such as Thom Hicks, Marramitta the…

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    ADVANTAGES OF BINARY OPTIONS Binary Options ' Trading has been gained enormous recognition over the last few years and there are many reasons why this trading gained so much of consideration. Brokers present a way to trade an extensive variety of financial instruments across several markets and offer higher rewards within a shorten period to other investments. Let 's see some advantages that binary options have over other financial products, which make them popular. Simple Trading: Trading…

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    Social and Environmental Impacts of the Gold Commodity Chain Gold’s unique qualities make it one of the most sought-after commodities in the world. Even in antiquity, gold was praised for its luster, shine, and beauty and was cast into jewelry and was widely regarded as a luxury item. Its inherent scarcity gave gold value and it became a symbol of status and wealth because those who could afford to frivolously spend on jewelry were well-off. In some societies, it even became a currency, shaped…

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    Have you ever finish a book and said to yourself “Wow, I am going to reread this book again.”? Unfourntly, “The Ascent of Money” by Niall Ferguson isn’t a book where you will likely reread after the first read instead you will be saying “Is it finally over?” “The Ascent of Money” by Niall Ferguson explains how money came to be in our society by starting off where we see the first use of currency to the end where money has become something we can’t even touch. As a person who isn’t interested in…

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    commodity’ Andrej Rus differentiates between the terms commodity –exchange and non-commodity (gift) exchange through an anthropological perspective. Rus defines commodity-exchange as an exchange of impersonal, alienable, with an economic value that is not subordinated and anonymous items that takes place between strangers that does not require lasting social obligation or personal relationship between the exchangers. Mauss made a distinction between commodities and gifts based on…

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    Aguilar, Kimberly English 28 Professor Aksoy Commodity Fetishism Draft Commodity Fetishism is everywhere we go. Its on magazines, billboards and even on T.V. A simple plain T-shirt can cost up to ten dollars but once a a company labels it with their logo, the shirt can cost up to three times the original amount. Its not just on clothes but on electronics, accessories and beverages. Many people will buy things just because of the brand. The company will advertise it in a way to get the…

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    came from the Congo, but coltan itself is a phenomenon specific to the Congo.” (Kinniburgh, 2014). In other words, without the resources from Congo, the market demand of smartphone could not be fulfilled. Only by the existence of global commodity chains―where commodities are created by linking a lot of places in gathering resources, alongside with the production and distribution of goods, the enormous usage of mobile phones would be impossible. What is unfortunate is that over than 50% of the…

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