Which goods are ready to be consumed now rather than used to make other goods?

• A. Inflation
• B. Final Goods
• C. Injections
• D. Aggregate Demand

Answer: (B)

This question tests understanding of final goods versus goods used to make other goods. Final goods are finished products that can be consumed or used directly without any further processing. They’re ready to be used by consumers now. The prompt asks for goods that are ready for consumption rather than used to produce something else, so final goods is the best fit. For example, a loaf of bread bought by a household or a car sold to a consumer are final goods. Inflation is a rise in the general price level, injections refer to additions to spending in the economy, and aggregate demand is the total demand for goods and services. None of those describe a type of good ready for immediate consumption, which is why final goods is correct.