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a. Agriculture (irrigation) and breeding of animals = surplus food (goats, peig, cattle, sheep). Wheat, barley, rice, and maize.(Sci&Tech- polish stone tools. Ex: stone sickles)

History tells the story of precious metals with gold increasing in value over and over. In today’s economy like all other commodities, the price of gold fluctuates but, typically holds its value through economic conditions, making it a commodity that can be liquidated if needed. Before deciding to invest, it’s critical to learn about the process.

A triple in the demand for the silver eagles stamped here in the U.S., so much so that the U.S. mint has temporarily stopped production of silver eagles twice due to the claim that “significant” increase in demand and most recently was suspending sales until some time in August 2015. Yet the spot price of silver fell 7%, its lowest in 5 years. This is the second time this has happened and not just with silver. Future gold market fell to its 5 yr low while the demand and sales for current, physical gold bullion were at a 2yr high. Again, something is happening in the markets that does not match up with convention. What could cause this to happen a few rational answers would be the possibilities of new mines, or technology that would improve the mining process, but as stated before this is not the case and no new claims have been reported. The answer must have something to do with the uncovered contracts. These contracts are used as manipulation devices to control or spin the market in the direction of the people that control them. Fact is Comex future market would go belly up if physical delivery was demanded of the owners of these contracts. Theory may lie with a partner in the markets. The US dollar as it waivers in the global market the power of Washington waivers with it. The proportional affect of Gold Vs the buying power of the dollar could explain the downward spiral of the gold prices especially in the future

Most bullion buyers believe silver and gold bullion are heavily undervalued compared to global real estate, bond markets, stocks / equities, and national fiat currencies. Some are confident there will be a major bank and monetary system panic forcing a herd of investors to come rushing for physical bullion safe haven

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Unlike oil, gold prices indirectly follows movements in the market. Throughout history gold has been viewed as a counter cyclical asset, which means the precious metals gains value during market down turns. Since gold is found all over the world and holds high intrinsic value, it is often viewed as a universal currency. When the outlook of the equity markets looks bleak or corporate earnings are destined for doom, investors will flock to the precious

The article, Why is the gold price falling and where is it going next? discusses the decrease of the gold price in the world market due to several factors including, the US federal reserve increase in interest rates, increase in the US dollar currency, Greek crisis and the China market slowdown. The US Federal Reserve plans to raise interest rates this year due to the improving American Economy. This means investors have other sources to generate higher income rather than investing their money into gold. The US economy is rapidly improving leading to the increase of the US currency. Prices of commodities such as gold will drop as the US currency increases, due to gold being traded in the international markets with prices quoted in the US currency. As the US dollar rises, consumers have less buying power and commodities become more expensive, muting demand and driving commodity prices lower. On the other side, investors in the Greek crisis are holding riskier investments with more profit due to the government bonds issued by Spain, Portugal and Italy earning higher rates causing the gold market to suffer. Furthermore, the slowdown in the Chinese market is a big blow to the gold market as China is the world 's largest consumer of commodities. The gold price slumped by more than 4% to $1086 an ounce overnight forcing the traders to sell 57 tons of gold in the Shanghai market. The sell off passed the $1100 barrier for the first time in five years causing the

We would like to thank our project instructor , Prof.Varisha Rehman, for continuios help and support on the matter in this project.I would like to thank my colleagues for their valuable suggestion and input in making my project.

The various activities involved in getting food crops through agriculture are known as agricultural practices like management of soil, sowing, transplantation and application of manure and fertilizers irrigation, weed control, crop improvement techniques, crop harvesting and protection. India is a land of villages. Nearly 65-70% of our country is agriculturists. About 75% of the land used for agriculture is cultivated for basic food grain hence it has become a basic industry in our country.

The gold standard was a monetary fund widely used worldwide from the 1800’s until around world war two. States’ domestic currency could be exchanged for gold and vice versa. The United Kingdom was the first to support a gold backed exchange rate. Most industrial nations adopted the gold standard in the 1870’s. The exchange rate had a number of advantages including it being a fixed international exchange rate. This meant that international trade involved much less risk than today. However ultimately the cons outweighed the pros and the gold standard failed. The gold standard thrived in the late 1800’s as exchange rates were very stable, and inflation was low. Those travelling to other countries could easily acquire the relevant currency through

Agriculture plays a major role in the economy of the country. It is one of the top countries for rice exports

In the history, gold has been used as measure of value, means of circulation, means of payment and even world currency where major currencies were tied to the supply of gold. After the collapse of Gold Standard in the 1970, the monetary function of gold disappeared. At present, however, most central banks hold gold as part of reserves. In

The economy of Nigeria is historically founded on agriculture, with approximately 70% of the workforce still engaged in farming. The primary crops are cocoa, peanuts, palm oil, corn, rice, sorghum, millet, yams, soybeans, cassava.

I would like to express my deep appreciations to my mentor Ms.S.Yadav who have greatly helped me with this project.

I would also like to thank Mr.Barzin Moridian for continuously mentoring me on this project and giving valuable insights about the project and helping me through the difficult situations during the Project. I express my sincere thanks to him to giving me sufficient amount to time to learn the