tangible good

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tangible
adjective
uk
/ˈtæn.dʒə.bəl/us
/ˈtæn.dʒə.bəl/
real and not imaginary; able to be shown, touched, ...
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His work must be related to sometangiblegoodfor human beings or for animals.
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The "positioning statement" determines what place a brand (tangiblegoodor service) should occupy in the consumer's mind compared to the competition.
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Clothing, like any usefultangiblegood, when captured as booty, would be distributed out.
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This has led to demands that government gives more direct help through grants, loans, venues, tangible goods and advice.
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Although forested catchments provide natural resource commodities, biodiversity conservation and environmental services, only two tangible goods are considered in this study: timber and water.
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Examples of tangible goods are not only material assets - such as public services, communication infrastructure and financial aid or credit - but also particular polices or working institutions.
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Goodin defines tangible goods as material and objective, and symbolic goods as not having an intrinsic value of their own, but rather representing or symbolising other goods.
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A product manager's role in tangible goods industries is similar to a program director's role in service industries.
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This resembles a sales tax, but unlike most states' sales taxes it applies to services, as well as tangible goods.
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Platform providers should also be more cautious when the giveaway product has appreciable unit costs, as with tangible goods.
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They tend to deal in primarily tangible goods and services such as agricultural commodities or utilities rather than intangible products such as financial services.
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This resembles a sales tax but, unlike the sales taxes in many states, it applies to services as well as tangible goods.
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Other successful marketers use drop shipping or affiliate marketing techniques to facilitate transactions of tangible goods without maintaining real inventory.
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