Products which emerge from a shared manufacturing process are referred to as:
A) Complementary products.
B) Joint products.
C) Contributory products.
D) Codependent products.

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Products which emerge from a shared manufacturing process are referred to as joint products. Joint products are the result of a common production process that yields two or more products that are simultaneously produced in substantial quantities and have significant sales values. Complementary products refer to products that are used together or enhance the use of each other but are not necessarily produced together. Contributory products and codependent products are not commonly used terms in business contexts.

Products Which Emerge from a Shared Manufacturing Process Are Referred