The
differences between services and goods.
Goods and services are different in nature. Different techniques
must be employed in order to evaluate the two concepts.
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Points
of differences
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Goods
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Services
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Definition
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Goods
are an entity that can be consumed by the consumer.
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Services
are defined as something that a person does for another.
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Nature
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Goods
are tangible in nature.
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Services
tend to be intangible in nature.
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Example
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An
example of goods is a book or food.
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Fixing
another person’s car or completing some handiwork in the house would be
classed a service.
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Produced
and sold
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Goods
are first produced, then sold and then consumed.
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Services
are first sold, then produced and consumed simultaneously.
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Homogenous
vs. difference
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Some
goods are homogenous in nature and other goods are differentiated.
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Services
tend to be differentiated products.
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Perishable
vs imperishable
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Goods
are perishable in most cases.
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Services
are not perishable in nature.
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Fluctuation
of price
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The
price of the goods will fluctuate depending on the season.
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This
is not something that you have to worry about with services.
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