Good (Accounting)

In accounting, a good describes a physical product capable of being delivered to a purchaser and involves the transfer of ownership from seller to customer. Dangerous goods must be labeled by specific signs. It contrasts with a service, in which no physical product is transferred, except as an incidental part of the transaction. In economics however, a service is still considered an economic good. In the U.S. transportation industry, the term freight is used, e.g. freight car vs. goods wagon.

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