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| Goods | IBM manufactures computers to be sold to computer stores, then resold to consumers. Computers are an example of ________. |
| Marketing | Bob created a new board game and has spent the last 6 months doing promotion, pricing, planning, and identifying where to sell the new game. |
| Producers | Bennett Farms makes products to sell to retailers. They are known as ________ of goods. |
| Retailer | Joe's Camera Shop buys their products from a producer and sells them to consumers. Joe's Camera Shop is an example of a ________. |
| Services | Dry cleaners, hair salons, and carpet cleaning businesses are examples of ________. |
| Wholesaler | Mo's Market buys their food goods from a supplier that purchases goods from a manufacturer. The supplier is also known as a ________. |
| Place utility | Having a product where it is needed creates ________. |
| Utility | Nike, a sporting goods manufacturer, finds sewing machines very useful. These products have _________. |
| Possession utility | Being able to pay by cash, check or credit card. |
| Time utility | Having a product available when it's needed. |
| Form utility | Processing sand into glass is an example of _____________ ______________. |
