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Submitted 401 days ago...
It would be wealth: Economists define wealth as the production and distribution of goods.
As opposed to the Accountant who defines inventory as a liability, opposite of wealth.
Consumer goods satisfy people’s needs. Commercial goods produce other goods or services. Products (I'm guessing here) are either one or both Consumer & Commercial goods (?). All of these are considered to make up wealth, measured through the GDP.
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