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Nonphysical economic activities that cannot be touched are called:Read the answer and worked solution →Physical goods you can handle are commonly called:Read the answer and worked solution →Service industries together make up roughly what share of US GDP?Read the answer and worked solution →Reading a textbook for a course places you inside which sector?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Nonphysical economic activities that cannot be touched are called:

  1. Services
  2. Surfaces
  3. Surcharges
  4. Suppliers
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Correct answer: A. Services

1. Nothing physical changes hands. 2. Value still passes to the customer. 3. Those activities are services. _Source: OpenStax Principles of Marketing, Chapter 11, Services: The Intangible Product._

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Physical goods you can handle are commonly called:

  1. Tributes
  2. Tangibles
  3. Tabulars
  4. Terminals
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Correct answer: B. Tangibles

1. They have weight and shape. 2. You can pick them up. 3. They are called tangibles. _Source: OpenStax Principles of Marketing, Chapter 11, Services: The Intangible Product._

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Service industries together make up roughly what share of US GDP?

  1. 67 percent
  2. 6 percent
  3. 7 percent
  4. 17 percent
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Correct answer: A. 67 percent

1. Services dominate the modern economy. 2. Manufacturing is a much smaller slice. 3. The share is about 67 percent. _Source: OpenStax Principles of Marketing, Chapter 11, Services: The Intangible Product._

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