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Capital goods are items used by businesses to produce goods or services, while consumer goods are used by a consumer for non-commercial purposes.
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Physical Capital: Overview, Types and Examples
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Consumer Goods Meaning, Types, and Examples
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The Difference Between Industrial vs. Consumer Goods
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