What do gasoline for a car, ketchup for French fries, and a woman's scarf have in common?
A) They are inseparable services.
B) They are pure goods.
C) They are "mixed message" products.
D) They are all in the growth stage of their product life cycle.

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These items are considered pure goods because they are tangible items that can be physically consumed or used, as opposed to services which are intangible.

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