### commodity:

Dryer
* Most dryers use a warm-up phase that heats and tumbles clothes while they are still wet.
* Some dryers enhance hair growth
  - have sensors to stop drying when clothes are damp dry for ironing
* Some dryers kill dust mites
* are appliances
  - located in basements
* expose flammable materials to heat.
* is an appliance

### commodity | dryer:

Tumble dryer
* can also increase indoor humidity and promote mould growth.
* use an enormous amount of electricity.

### commodity | entrant:

Interloper
* are viewed by native species as foreign elements.
* is an entrant

### commodity:

Export
* account for a quarter of gross domestic product
  - third of America's economic growth
  - an increasing share of our state's farm economy
  - more than half of Taiwan's gross national product
  - nearly an eighth of total U.S. economic output
  - one out of five manufacturing jobs in the United States
  - one-third of the country's income
* actually increase when prices are down.
* are a major component to the farm economy - when they're down, the industry suffers
  - vital component of economic growth
  - agriculture's source of future growth in sales and income
  - also a vehicle through which foreign disturbances impact the local economy
  - an important indicator of global competitiveness
  - commodities
  - emissions arising from the production of secondary fuel which is then exported
  - exports from the United States
  - films
  - fundamental to our economic growth and our future standard of living
  - goods that change hands from a person residing in the U.S. to a person residing abroad
  - important to the state's economy
* are products that a country sells to another country
  - the United States sells to foreign countries
* are the driving force behind Mexico's economic growth and job creation
  - fastest growing segment of the economy
  - future of American agriculture
  - most important measure of our global competitiveness
  - path to future growth and continued competitiveness in the global marketplace
  - price of imports
  - things sold to other countries
  - transfers of any commodities, software, or technologies to foreign entities
  - vital to a healthy economy
* can mean big profits for a small business.
* consists of goods and services that are sold to non-residents.
* constitute a minimal portion of the bulk of Egyptian economy.
* depend on quality, service, and reliability of supply as well as price.
* drive food industry growth.
* generate jobs, economic activity, and income
  - wealth and jobs
* is the biggest driving force in creating jobs in modern economies
  - vital for balance of trade, and hence economic viability
* mean jobs for our people, profits for our businesses, and growth for our economy.
* refer to goods brought out of Singapore.
* remain one of the main pillars of the Dutch economy.
* represent the balance of domestic production with little change in carry-out stocks.
* support one out of every five manufacturing jobs in the United States.

### commodity | export:

Agricultural export
* are a significant contributor to the nation's economic health.
* constitute a fifth of the total exports of the country.
* provide enough income to pay for any necessary food imports.
+ Israel, Economy, Agriculture
  * The government develops, helps finance, and controls agricultural activity, including fishing and forestry. Israel produces most of the food it needs to feed its people, except for grain. Agricultural exports provide enough income to pay for any necessary food imports. Most Israeli farmers use modern agricultural methods. Water drawn from the Sea of Galilee irrigates large amounts of land in Israel.

Net export
* is the export minus import.
* tend to decline as income rises.

Oil export
* account for about a third of government revenues.
* are Angola's main foreign currency earner
  - crucial to the country's economic recovery