All of the following are examples of intermediate goods, except
A)flour bought by a bakery.
B)an oven bought by a bakery.
C)office supplies bought by an accounting firm.
D)gasoline bought by a trucking company.

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An oven bought by a bakery is considered a capital good, not an intermediate good, because it is used in the production process over a long period rather than being consumed or transformed in the production of final goods.

All of the Following Are Examples of Intermediate Goods, Except