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''what type of goods includes raw materials used to produce other products?''

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Industrial goods are type of goods that includes raw materials used to produce other products. They are physical items used by companies to produce other products. Derived demand is the consumer demand for consumer goods. On this derived demand is based the d<span>emand for </span>industrial goods.

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