A nondurable good is
A) a tangible good that is normally consumed after only a few uses.
B) a tangible good that is a fad or trend with a short product life cycle.
C) a tangible good that the consumer rents or leases but does not own.
D) an intangible good from which the consumer benefits.
E) a tangible good that does not wear out quickly.

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Nondurable goods are tangible items that are consumed quickly or have a short lifespan, typically lasting fewer than three years, such as food or paper products.

A Nondurable Good Is