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Distinguish between final consumption and intermediate consumption. Give suitable examples.

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Final consumption refers to the demand for various goods and services for current consumption.

It satisfies consumer’s needs directly. Demand from final consumption comes from two sectors. They are: (i) General government, and (ii) Households.

Intermediate consumption means use of non-factor inputs for the purpose of production of goods and services. For example non-factor inputs used in production of wheat are: seeds, fertilizers, water etc.



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