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durable goods

plural noun

goods, as household appliances, machinery, or sports equipment, that are not consumed or destroyed in use and can be used for a period of time, usually three or more years.

durable goods

goods, such as most producer goods and some consumer goods, that require infrequent replacement. Compare disposable goods , perishables Also calleddurables

durable goods

Manufactured products capable of long utility, such as refrigerators and automobiles.

First recorded in 1925–30

In response to rising demand for durable goods like autos, companies have been ratcheting up production.

Orders for durable goods bounced back in November, rising 0.7 percent from October.

Second, there were big increases in durable goods: products that bode well for consumer confidence.

Manufacturing of durable goods like metals and car parts added 197,000 jobs since last summer.

In that case; why don't we copy divine methods in the production of durable goods on earth?

When replacement or repair of these more durable goods becomes necessary, there often is no fund available for the purpose.

Illustrations of this principle may be drawn from every class of durable goods.

Man studies and compares the durable goods that give him command over enjoyable goods, and attaches value to them.

The durable goods are those utilities which for the time remain, not yet ripened or ready to be converted into psychic income.

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