A farmer produces carrots and sells them to Fresh Juice, which makes carrot juice. The carrots produced by the farmer are called

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The carrots produced by the farmer and sold to Fresh Juice, which uses them to make carrot juice, are considered intermediate goods because they are used as inputs in the production of another product (carrot juice) rather than being sold directly to the final consumer.

A Farmer Produces Carrots and Sells Them to Fresh Juice