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Substitute Vs Complementary goods
Economics
Inyang Umoh (tutor)
05-02-2016 06:50:00 +0000One concept you can expect to be asked about is the difference between substitute and complementary goods.
Substitute Good
The official definitions of a substitute good is a good that can be purchased as a substitute for another. An example of a substitute good would be garri and fufu. There is also the related concept of a perfect substitute. A perfect substitute is one that, in the eyes of the customer, are the same. An example of a perfect substitute would be bic and biro pens.
Complementary Goods
The official definitions of Complementary goods are goods that are usually purchased together. For example milo and milk.
Can you give other examples of complementary and substitute good?
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Adesanya Yewande Adewunmi
Substitute goods are waw detergent and bimbo detergent, while complementary goods are bread and butter
0 05-02-2016 07:01:00 +0000
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Ayiloye kayode
SUB: Pepsi and coke, 5alive and chivita, Fangirl and Golden penny, Mama gold and Semovita, Maltina and Malta guiness. COMP: petrol and car, sickness and drugs, cold-water and freezer, football and players, food and plates, pounded yam and mortar. etc.
0 06-02-2016 10:14:00 +0000
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Adewole Gideon
comp: phone and battery,car and tyre,padlock and key sub: indomie and spaghetti,milo and bournvita
0 09-02-2016 14:55:00 +0000
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Inyang Umoh (tutor)
Thanks to everyone that contributed. It seems that everyone has a good understanding of these concepts.
0 10-02-2016 06:10:00 +0000
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