Suppose They are only interested when commodity prices are going up, as they were when oil prices went up and Western Canadians were reaping the benefits of world prices and hence we had the National Energy Program imposed by the Liberals, a program that redistributed billions of dollars all across Canada, money that belonged to the producing provinces.
Can we infer that "Material goods and natural resources are often times referred to as commodities."? Yes, no, or maybe?
Suppose They are only interested when commodity prices are going up, as they were when oil prices went up and Western Canadians were reaping the benefits of world prices and hence we had the National Energy Program imposed by the Liberals, a program that redistributed billions of dollars all across Canada, money that belonged to the producing provinces. Can we infer that "Material goods and natural resources are often times referred to as commodities."? Yes, no, or maybe?