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Which of the following people would be considered a consumer? a.a man who goes into a department store and buys new shoesb.a man who works the assembly line at an automobile factoryc.a woman who creates and sells her own line of jewelryd.a woman who is employed by the fishing industry and catches fish
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Ответ:
A - a man who goes into a department store and buys new shoes.
A consumer is one who buys or uses a product (like shoes in the options). A worker or creator is considered a 'producer' not a consumer.
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Which of the follow people would be considered a consumer?
A. a man who goes into a department store and buys new shoe
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