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How are business products classified?

How are business products classified? (IntroductionToBusiness OP 8D04gAa · 2026-10-07-36573 · 11.6. What Is a Product?*) — "Products bought by businesses or in…

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  • Business products are bought by businesses or institutions for use in making other products.
  • Commercial products include an 18-wheeler truck used by a major transportation company.
  • Industrial products include a major robotics installation in an advanced manufacturing facility.
  • Services products include telecommunications consulting for a corporation setting up offices in Singapore.
  • Business products are classified as capital products or expense items.
  • Capital products are usually large, expensive items with long life spans, such as buildings, large machines, and airplanes.
  • Expense items are typically smaller, less expensive items with life spans of less than a year, such as printer cartridges and paper.
  • Industrial products are sometimes further classified into additional categories.
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"Products bought by businesses or institutions for use in making other products are called business products. These products can be commercial, industrial, or services products. A commercial product would be an 18-wheeler truck used by a major transportation company as part of the business. An industrial product might be a major robotics installation in a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility. A services product (for business) might be telecommunications consulting for a large corporation setting up offices in Singapore. Business products are classified as either capital products or expense items. Capital products are usually large, expensive items with a long life span. Examples are buildings, large machines, and airplanes. Expense items are typically smaller, less expensive items that usually have a life span of less than a year. Examples are printer cartridges and paper. Industrial products are sometimes further classified in the following categories."

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