Definition of Consumer

Question

A person who buys goods to satisfy personal needs or those of the family is called a:

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Question (English)

A person who buys goods to satisfy personal needs or those of the family is called a:

  1. Producer
  2. Seller
  3. Consumer ✓ Correct
  4. Employer
Explanation:
Correct Answer Explanation

When you buy goods to satisfy your own personal needs, your family's needs, or to make a gift, you are called a consumer.

Key Points:
  • A consumer purchases goods for satisfaction of wants.
  • Buying can be for personal use, family use, or gifting.
  • Consumption is one of the three main divisions of economics.
Why Other Options Are Wrong
  • A (Producer): One who produces goods or provides services.
  • B (Seller): One who sells goods for profit.
  • D (Employer): One who employs others and pays wages.

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