The prices of the commodities are quite stable these years. A. things B. goods C. article D. wealth

Let’s look at the sentence carefully:

"The prices of the commodities are quite stable these years."

Here, "commodities" typically means goods or products, especially raw materials or primary agricultural products traded in bulk.

Now, check the options:

A. things – This is too vague. In economics, "commodities" is more specific.

B. goods – This can work, especially in the economic sense (commodities = goods that are traded).

C. article – This is singular, and "commodities" is plural, so it doesn’t fit grammatically or in meaning.

D. wealth – This refers to abundance of valuable possessions/money, not the traded goods themselves.

The best match is B. goods, because in economics, "commodities" are basic goods used in commerce.

Correct answer: B. goods