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''' | A '''good''' is any physical object or product which people or consumers can touch and feel, i.e. tangible items. They are usually manufactured or produced. These have to be bought by consumer using money e.g. cars, mobile phones, televisions, etc. | ||
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Revision as of 23:30, 19 June 2020
A good is any physical object or product which people or consumers can touch and feel, i.e. tangible items. They are usually manufactured or produced. These have to be bought by consumer using money e.g. cars, mobile phones, televisions, etc.
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