what's the differences between goods and services?
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Goods are physical items and services are actions performed...
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look up the definitions:\ntariffs are monies a govenment charges on goods brought into another country.  \nQuotas set limits on how many goods can be imported or exported.
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Well lets say a big difference is when u use a Bank product  u invest in Bank & the Bank starts making money and when u use a service the bank might not gain. Lets say when  u withdraw investment u use services but bank is losing!
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I would guess that Point of Service is like Point of Sale, in that it is the geographical location within the store where customers meet with employees to receive service.  It could be a cash register or information desk.
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Very much depends on what the goods are.  There are different tariffs for different products if you ring Customs and Excise they will give you all the information you require.
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Why is there a thing like money?  What would you do instead to distribute goods and services?  A long time ago, people used to use barter a lot: trade one good or service for another.  But it is impractical to carry around what you produce in order to trade it with what they produce.  And what if A wants what B has, but B wants what C has, and does not need what A has?  So money came into existence to represent wealth, as a medium of exchange.  At first, it was made of precious metals that had a value relatively well known: an ounce of gold or silver had a pretty standard value in the community.  Now it is made out of paper, and no longer paper which can be exchanged for gold or silver.  We use it because we trust the next person will accept it, just like we did.\n\nActually, nowadays we more often use accounting records, created by computers, instead of the actual money.  So we are even deeper into symbolic wealth, rather than tangible wealth, like gold or silver or a barrel of pickles.
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durable goods are goods that are suppost to last a long time, and purchased only once in a while such as cars, swimming pools, housing, refrigerators, etc.\n\nnon-durable goods are used in a short period of time and bought frequently, such as food, beverages, gas, beauty and hygeing supplies, etc.
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I assume this is an either/or question. Both appear to be technically acceptable, but Supply and demand of commodities and utilities sounds more professional. Of course, I'm also assuming that you are using this in a title or will be adding the necessary verbage to complete a sentence.
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GDP can be measured as the sum of expenditures on goods and services produced during the year. It is refering to final goods and services. \n\nExamples:\n\nConsumption: This are all the things you buy like groceries or clothes. This also includes services like getting a hair cut. Durable goods are goods that will last longer than year like a washing machine or a car.\n\nInvestment: This is what businesses spend on things like new equipment, buildings, or software.\n\nGovernment is all the things the government spends money on like new roads, the military, and public education.\n\nThe final measure of GDP is Net Exports which is simply the gross exports of a country minus the gross imports. In the US this number is negative because we import more than we export.\n\nHope this helps: GDP = C + I + G + NX
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web services are basicly services provided on the internet.\n\nYAHOO is a service. - Provides search services.\n\nApple iTUNES is another service. Provides music downloads.
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I had a discussion about economies of scale about 3 hours ago.  In business, economies of scale means that in small quantities a number, i.e. profit, can be different than in large quantities.  In fact, in business, as your production increases efficiently (the term efficiently is important), your costs per unit decrease.  You take your overhead, which to a certain degree is fixed over a unit of time (usually a month or quarter is considered).  Then you take the overhead number and spread the cost over your manufactured products over that time.  When you manufacture alot, your overhead per item amount is low.  When you manufacture a few, the opposite occurs.  \n\nThis concept can be used in different disciplines and is largely universal.  Large quantities can be more efficiently produced than small quantities.
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See consumer markets r those markets in which services or products are bought by individuals for their/family use,whereas industrial markets r those markets in which goods r sold in between businessess. Both have different marketing strategies according to different nature of markets, for examples in consumer marketing the seller will have to be more focused on mass market whereas in industrial marketing it tends to be just focused on the potential particular/relevant businesses only.
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From tax and from the profits of other services
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literal meaning of trade is to give something and take another thing for your giving\ncommerce mean trading things with money
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Any industry which is involved in some form of international trade, although they are not just taking. These companies are engaging in free trade. One end provides a product or service, while the other end provides some form of payment.  It is simply a matter of give and take.  This is free trade.
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I would say products.  Customer service is the group that handle issues and complaints as well as such things as questions and the orders for the goods.   LL Bean has excellent customer service.  The local mall stores tend to have mixed levels of service, those that have the best tend to do much better.
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Shopping means:\n\nto visit shops and stores for purchasing or examining goods. \n( window shopping)\nto seek or examine goods, property, etc., offered for sale: Retail   merchants shopping).\nto seek a bargain, investment, service, etc. (Shopping for services)\nto seek or examine goods, property, etc., offered for sale (Real estate shopping)