The Main Difference Between a Final Consumer and an Intermediate

Multiple Choice

The main difference between a final consumer and an intermediate consumer is that

A) the intermediate consumer purchases finished products, whereas the final consumer buys only raw materials.
B) intermediate consumers buy raw materials and sell finished products to final consumers, who use them.
C) final consumers make more purchases than the intermediate consumers.
D) unlike final consumers, intermediate consumers provide monetary benefits to organizations by purchasing their products.
E) final consumers tend to have more bargaining power than intermediate consumers.