Synonyms for goods
goods

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1. goodsnoun

   Synonyms:
   evidence, wares, fact

   Antonyms:
   capital, services

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1. goodsnoun

   Synonyms:
   movables, effects, chattels, furniture

2. goodsnoun

   Synonyms:
   commodities, wares, merchandise

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1. goodsnoun

   Synonyms:
   chattels, effects, possessions, merchandise, wares, commodities

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1. List of paraphrases for "goods":

   products, property, merchandise, cargo, commodities, assets, wares, commodity, beni, freight, product, cargoes, marchandises, articles, mercancías, properties, blaga, items, outputs, mercadorias, asset, possessions, tovar, biens, merchandises, objects, supplies, produced, dangereuses, belongings

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1. Paul Hodges:

   Demographics drive demand, older people have less need for houses, cars and consumer goods and have to make do on lower incomes as they move on to pension age, slowing the wheels of the economy.

2. Pete Stavros:

   Explaining to people how lean transformations at a factory correspond to what happens to our cost of goods sold and our earnings and our stock price, that’s kind of the change in thinking you want to get people bought into.

3. The United States:

   We are counting on China to continue to live up to its contractual obligations and international obligations to provide that assistance to us and to sell us those goods.

4. Fatih Sener:

   Apart from the trucks waiting at the border posts, it doesn't allow those that have entered the country but waiting to discharge their load at the customs. This is the case for Romanian, Bulgarian, Kazakh and Moldovan trucks carrying Turkish goods.

5. David Dollar:

   Inflation is primarily caused by excessive demand chasing too few goods.