Which of the following is the best example of an intermediate good?

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An intermediate good is a product that is used to produce a final good or service. In this case, the flour is purchased by a bakery to produce bread, which is the final product that is sold to consumers. The other choices (A, C, D, and E) either represent final goods themselves (military uniforms, a new computer, screwdrivers) or do not have a clear indication of being used in the production of a final good (aprons for restaurant chefs could be considered a direct expense of the restaurant).

Which of the Following Is the Best Example of an Intermediate