Jim Devine wrote:
> In short, the distinction between products & services is very iffy.
I don't see that as "iffy." He's saying that labor ("labor services") goes into producing TVs. But the TV is a good (as usually defined, not in some moral sense). Just because it's made using services doesn't make it "partly a service." It's still tangible.
What about a communications satellite? It's a good, but its use is typically sold as a service.
Doug
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