Step 1: Understanding consumption goods.
Consumption goods are goods that are used by consumers for their immediate satisfaction or to fulfill their needs. These goods are typically consumed directly and do not contribute to the production of other goods. Examples include food, clothing, and household items.
Step 2: Conclusion.
Thus, consumption goods are products purchased and consumed by individuals to meet their immediate needs.
| List I | List II | ||
| A. | Export of goods and services | I. | Excess of export of goods over import of goods |
| B. | Trade surplus | II. | An element of invisible item |
| C. | Current transfers to rest of the world | III. | Recorded in credit side the current account BOP |
| D. | Portfolio investment | IV. | Foreign institutional investment |
| List I | List II | ||
| A. | Goods used in production process and are durable in character | I. | Intermediate goods |
| B. | Inputs for production | II. | Flows |
| C. | Machines in a factory | III. | Capital goods |
| D. | Annual profits | IV. | Stocks |