manufactured good

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These usually exhibited manufactured goods, both local and imported, such as ready-made clothes, shoes, hats, crystal, leather goods or artistic crafts like photographs and pottery.
This was reflected in a pattern of trade whereby the region exported primary products and imported manufactured goods.
A switch to an outward-oriented strategy, based upon the export of labor-intensive manufactured goods, would have required devaluations so extreme as to be politically impossible.
They have worked to make their markets more attractive to foreign investors and to make their manufactured goods more attractive abroad.
Tariffs are cut by half or more in these sectors, which is significant because manufactured goods constitute the vast majority of total imports.
The term consumption goods includes not only manufactured goods but also food.
The consequences considered here include reduced occupational flexibility of the workforce, and the power of the population to satisfy its demands for manufactured goods.
Prices for manufactured goods (such as cloth) imported into the region also decreased, but the fall was slower and in percentage terms smaller.
The share of manufactured goods increases as we move along the total expenditure scale from the lowest to the highest class.
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