The lumber that a carpenter purchases to make a table for a customer can be classified as a(n):
A) impulse product.
B) business product.
C) consumer good.
D) final product.

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The lumber purchased by a carpenter to make a table is considered a business product because it is bought for the purpose of producing another product (the table) for sale, rather than for personal use.

The Lumber That a Carpenter Purchases to Make a Table