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The phrase "about what goods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the topic or subject matter related to specific products or items.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the concerns about what goods should be prioritized for the upcoming sale."
Alternatives: "regarding which products" or "concerning what items".
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Gleb Korotkov, a spokesman for the factory, said he could not be specific about what goods were meant, saying it was a "commercial secret".
Even computing enthusiasts acknowledge that the technology is far better at fine-tuning decisions on pricing, product assortments and shipments than the basic merchandising judgments about what goods to make and buy from suppliers.
Instead of tinkering with various parameters of our welfare states — such as tax rates or the retirement age — Western democracies need to have a serious discussion about what goods and services the governments can and should be providing and how they can be restrained from overreaching.
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I like that we'll have visitors with the right expectations about what good practice is".
And we "gave" as good as we got, congratulating each other, half in jest, about what good citizens we were being.
That they conceded twice in the first 10 minutes says everything necessary about what good their preparation did them.
"Teachers were saying to us, 'Just be very clear about what good teaching looks like,' " said Kaya Henderson, Washington's schools chancellor.
But I'm not really the target audience, because I'm an engineer and we have a really narrow mind about what good racing is.
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