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Semi-Finished Goods

Semi-finished Goods: Meaning, Examples, Calculation in GDP

August 18, 2024 · Ahmad Nasrudin

What's it? Semi-finished goods are processed raw materials not for final consumption but as input for the production of other goods. We also call them intermediate goods. An example is aluminum alloy for making cars. Flour for making bread is another

How to distinguish consumer goods, semi-finished goods, and raw materials

January 21, 2025 · Ahmad Nasrudin

What it is: Capital goods are man-made items that are used to produce goods or provide services. In getting their benefits, there is no need for further processing. And, they also don't form a component of the output. Examples of capital goods

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