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CBSE Class 9 Social Science Notes on Consumer Vs Customer

Consumer Vs Customer

 Consumer Vs Customer CBSE Class 9 Social Science Notes 

Consumer - The end-user of purchase is known as the consumer.
Customer - Customers are known as buyers or clients.
The primary distinction between the two phrases is the product's end-user. The consumer and customer can differ based on the product's last user.

Difference between Consumer and Customer

Consumer
  1. The individual who is making use of the commodity.
  2. Direct application to oneself. 
  3. A product's end-user. 
  4. May or may not be the product's purchaser. 
  5. Self-consumption.
  6. Monetary exchanges are not required.

Customer
  1. The individual who pays for the item. 
  2. The commodity is resold or used in manufacturing or production. 
  3. The product's end-user may or may not be you.
  4.  The product's purchaser. 
  5. The commodity may or may not be resold.
  6.  Monetary exchanges are required.


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