The phrase "differentiated goods" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in economics to refer to products that are distinct from one another in terms of quality, features, or branding, allowing them to compete in the market.
Example: "In a market with differentiated goods, consumers often choose products based on their unique attributes rather than price alone."
Alternatives: "distinct products" or "varied goods".
Third, import price rigidity has increased by ten percentage points, with increasing rigidity in differentiated goods prices.
Most business deals, however, involve differentiated goods and services, turning on factors like quality, convenience and reliability as well as price.
This Article studies the economic and legal causes that led to the formation of this peculiar phenomenon of uniform pricing for differentiated goods.
Second, we confirm the existence of perfect substitution relationships among variant renewable technologies, which suggests that Korean consumers do not perceive them as differentiated goods.
Many purchases of differentiated goods are repeated, giving sellers the opportunity to engage in price discrimination based upon the shopper's previous behavior by either offering loyalty discounts to repeat buyers or introductory rates to new customers.
Compared to the behaviour of a social planner, the MNE provides more differentiated goods than a social planner and when the local firm does not do undertake any R&D activities but can imitate the Process R&D of the MNE, a social planer has no incentive to enforce strong IPR at the optimum level.
In sum, we can say that Korean consumers recognise renewable electricity as a differentiated good but that they do not differentiate between variant renewable technologies.
First, we find that Korean consumers recognise renewable electricity as a differentiated good from traditional electricity generated from fossil fuels or nuclear energy.
This paper examines the willingness for Korean consumers to pay a premium for renewable electricity under a differentiated good framework by applying the contingent valuation method.
Each individual consumes a variable amount of a non-differentiated good (which is used as the numeraire) and one unit of a differentiated good.
Olive oil is no longer a commodity or even a weakly differentiated good.
