The difference between a good and a service is that

a. a good helps satisfy unlimited wants; a service does not
b. a service helps satisfy unlimited wants; a good does not
c. a services is available in unlimited quantities; a good is not
d. a good is available in unlimited quantities; a service is not
e. a good is tangible; a service is not


E

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