consumption goods

plural noun

, Economics

1. consumer goods.

Word History and Origins

Origin of consumption goods¹

First recorded in 1890–95

Example Sentences

But speaking broadly, consumption goods, present or future, are the end in sight of the industrial struggle.

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Please remember that under socialism the scramble for wealth is limited; no man can own capital, but only consumption goods.

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II, in its turn, will have to supply additional consumption goods to enlarge the variable capital in both departments.

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On the other hand, those who are in receipt of large incomes cannot use more than a limited amount of consumption goods.

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An income of consumption goods is a part of wealth, but not the whole of it.

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