TYPES OF GOODS

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TYPES OF GOODS

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Title: TYPES OF GOODS


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Types of goods
  • Made by Niraj kumar mishra

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Goods
  • In economics, goods are items that add some kind
    of benefit to the lives of the people who consume
    them.
  • Most companies make and sell goods, whether
    theyre physical products or services that
    consumers can regularly use.

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Types of goods
  • Final good
  • Public good
  • Private good
  • Intermediate good
  • Durable goods

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Final good
  • A final good or consumer good is a final product
    ready for sale that is used by the consumer to
    satisfy current wants or needs, unlike a
    intermediate good, which is used to produce other
    goods
  • A microwave oven or a bicycle is a final good,
    but the parts purchased to manufacture it are
    intermediate goods.

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Public good
  • In economics, a public good refers to a commodity
    or service that is made available to all members
    of a society.
  • Examples of public goods include law enforcement,
    national defense,Public park, police,and the rule
    of law.

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Private good
  • Private goods are those whose ownership is
    restricted to the group or individual that
    purchased the good for their own consumption
  • A private good is not shared with anybody else,
    but can be sold along with transferring rights to
    use or consume it.

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Intermediate good
  • An intermediate good is a product used to produce
    a final good or finished productalso referred to
    as a consumer good
  • Intermediate goodslike saltcan also be finished
    products, since it is consumed directly by
    consumers and used by producers to manufacture
    other food products.

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Durable goods
  • .Durable goods are generally defined as those
    whose expected lifetime is greater than three
    years, and spending on durable goods is much more
    volatile than spending in the other two
    categories. Services include a broad range of
    items including telephone and utility service,
    legal and

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