loppukäyttötuotteita
Loppukäyttötuotteita, known in English as end-user products, refers to goods or services that are ultimately purchased and consumed by individuals or households for their own needs and satisfaction. These are the tangible or intangible items that reach the final consumer, as opposed to intermediate goods that are used in the production process of other goods. For example, a loaf of bread purchased from a grocery store is a loppukäyttötuote, while the flour used to make that bread is an intermediate good. Similarly, a software application downloaded and used by an individual is a loppukäyttötuote, whereas the raw code used to develop that application is an intermediate product.
The concept of loppukäyttötuotteita is central to economics, particularly in understanding consumer behavior, market demand, and