1. Investors gained a reason to bet on falling inflation rates today, when prices of commodities slipped.

2. Wasteful packaging will add to the price of commodities.

3. The price of commodities have gone down.

4. The high price of commodities offers pros and cons for Archer Daniels Midland.

5. For example, investors have bid up the price of commodities and commodity stocks in the belief that China is buying more iron, coal, copper -- you name it -- to fuel its manufacturing sector.

6. I asked her first about what the rising price of commodities will mean to PepsiCo's bottom line.

7. Yet a continuous rise in the relative price of commodities is a symptom an inflationary process.

8. The price of commodities helps determine how much a business can charge for a product and the profit it can make.

9. Sometimes it is an important means in the business competition to lower the price of commodities.

10. The IMF Survey reported in July that the dollar price of commodities had reached their highest levels since October 1989.

11. Investment funds speculate on futures markets and help push up the price of commodities, including food commodities.

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12. When the Fed floods the world with dollars, the dollar price of commodities goes up, and this affects market prices generally, particularly in poor countries that are heavily import-dependent.

13. State banks lent out new money, which went to bid up the price of land, the price of commodities -- into so-called "asset inflation."

14. Local individual's GDP , consumption capacity increased along with the price of commodities.

15. Monopoly is the opposite side of competition. It means a company or a group occupies most share of a certain market and gets exclusive control over the market and decides the price of commodities.

16. The existing tax systems have the effects of majorizing industrial structure, promoting effective supply and it does not influence the price of commodities.

17. All that notwithstanding, argues Francisco Blanch, of Merrill Lynch, as long as economic growth holds up in the developing world, the price of commodities should too.