Difference between revisions of "Final good"

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A final good is a good produced for immediate, final use and not for resale. Typically the final use is to be within one year of sale.

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−	A final good is a good produced for immediate, final use and not for resale. Typically the final use is to be within one year of sale.	+	A '''final good''' is a [[good]] produced for immediate, final use and not for resale. Typically the final use is to be within one year of [[sale]].

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