-
benefit from
commoditization,
since perfect competition usually leads to
lower prices.
Branded producers often suffer under commoditization,
since the value...
- to store, and must
therefore be
consumed as soon as it is produced.
Commoditization occurs as a
goods or
services market loses differentiation across its...
- U.S.
Robotics Corporation,
often called USR, is a
company that
produces USRobotics computer modems and
related products. Its
initial marketing was aimed...
- figure,
advocating for
price transparency,
ethical sourcing, and the
commoditization of diamonds. His work
extends beyond market analysis to
include contributions...
-
critical discourse analysis in semiotics. The
terms commodification and
commoditization are
sometimes used synonymously, to
describe the
process of making commodities out...
- Domingo, and
Glynn Turman on
August Wilson,
Chadwick Boseman, and the
Commoditization of
Black Art". Playbill.
Retrieved December 9, 2023. Riesman, Abraham...
- ISBN 978-1-60598-680-7. Patterson, Eann A.; Taylor,
Richard J. (2024). "The
commoditization of
civil nuclear power".
Royal Society Open Science. 11 (5): 240021...
- was
advanced for its time, but was
expensive relative to the
rapidly commoditizing workstation market. The
hardware was
phased out in 1993; however, the...
- workers. Five
theories (devaluation,
public good, prisoner-of-love,
commoditization of emotion, and love-and-money) have been
explored by academics. Devaluation...
-
connectivity between producer and consumer.
Amazon SQS can be
described as
commoditization of the
messaging service. Well-known
examples of
messaging service...
