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Define Consumption Goods.
Solution
Consumption Goods refer to those goods which are bought by the consumers for the final consumption. Such goods are generally not meant for resale in the market and are not used for the production of other goods and services. For example, goods such as car, vegetables, etc. are consumption goods.
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