Finished goods

Finished goods in the economic sense is a direct goods consumed and not used for the production of other goods. For example, a car sold to the consumer is finished goods; components such as tires sold to automobile manufacturers are not goods, but intermediate goods used to make finished goods.

Consumer goods are goods that are specifically aimed at the mass market. For example, consumer goods excluding investment assets like precious antiques, even though such goods, including goods.

Goods produced or manufactured goods are goods that have been processed in some way. Goods of this type is the opposite of raw materials, and can consist of intermediate goods or finished goods.

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