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Difference between capital goods and capital goods

Posted by Adarsh Bhandya 4 years, 9 months ago

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Differences between consumer goods and capital goods are

<th scope="col">Basis</th> <th scope="col">Consumer Goods</th> <th scope="col">Capital Goods</th>

Meaning	These goods are purchased by consumers for the satisfaction of their wants.	These goods are purchased by manufacturers and producers for the production of other goods.
Use	These are for own use.	These are used for the production of final goods and services.
Demand	Direct demand as they directly satisfy the human wants.	Derived demand as their demand depends upon the demand of consumer goods.
Expected Life	Most of the consumer goods ( except durable goods) have limited expected life.	Capital goods generally have an expected life of more than one year.
Example	Bread, butter, jam, etc.	Plant and Machinery, equipment, etc.

Both of these are final goods as they have crossed the boundary of production and are not for resale and does not involve any value addition.

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