Types of goods

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Free goods

  • what are they?

  • German translation?

  • example?

= items of consumption that are useful to people, are in abundant supply and need no conscious effort to obtain (keine große Mühe nötig, es zu erwerben)

are for free

=> Freie Güter

e.g. air, sunlight, inventions, programs, web pages

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Economic goods

  • what are they?

  • german translation

= supply is limited and you have to pay to obtain them

=> Wirtschaftsgüter

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Intangible goods (sub group of economic goods)

  • German translation

  • example

=> Immaterielle Güter

→ services (consulting, teaching, insurance, childcare), financial services

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Physical goods (sub group of economic goods)

  • what sub groups does it have

  • German translations

=> Materielle Güter

a) Capital goods

=> Investitionsgüter

= not bought by households for final consumption, bought by companies as raw materials or plant (Werke) and machinery to produce other goods and services

→ e.g. iron and steel, mechanical engineering, chemical industry

b) Consumer goods

=> Konsumgüter

= bought by customers or households for final consumption

→ e.g. shoes, cars, clothes, furniture, electronic devices

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What are the sub groups of consumer goods?

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  • German translation

  • example

  1. Consumer durables (Gebrauchsgüter)

    = consumer goods with a long average life

    → e.g. shoes, cars, clothes, furniture, electronic devices

  2. Non-durable goods (Verbrauchsgüter)

    = need replacement after being used

    → e.g. food, hygiene products