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3 years ago

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Business

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Irina18 [472]3 years ago

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Answer:

What are some examples of companies providing consumers with goods?

Some examples of companies that provide goods are Target, Walmart, dollar tree.

What are some examples of companies providing consumers with services?

Some examples of places that provide services are restaurants, movie theaters, ubers.

Can you think of any companies providing services and goods to consumers?

Amazon because they provide goods and deliver them to your door.

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