"superior goods" is a correct and usable phrase in English.
You can use it to describe products or services that are of high quality or value. For example, "This online store only offers superior goods, ensuring all customers receive the best possible products."
According to this theory, a monopolist has little reason to create superior goods and methods unless those efforts would increase the monopolist's market power.
In addition to the superior goods and methods that come from innovation, research and development ("R&D") create "spillover effects" that include greater investment, higher employment, and a better trained and educated workforce.
"Proprietary systems like this require a relationship in perpetuity, which stifles competition, fails to ensure superior goods and services, and is a poor business practice that the city simply cannot afford".
Our results show that money obtained under low effort leads to different consumption patterns than money obtained under high efforts: superior goods are more salient in the case of low effort money.
We test the effect of income's origin ('Low effort' based money vs. 'High effort' based money) on spending decisions (Necessity vs. Superior goods) and subsequent pro social preferences (Future pro-environmental behavior) within Madagascar rural areas, using a natural field experiment.
It's all word of mouth, but we're know that if we keep making superior goods, people will find out about us.
The animation is competent, and some of the gags are quite funny, but "Jonah," which opens today nationwide, never shakes the oppressive, morally superior good-for-you quality that almost automatically accompanies didactic entertainment.
The director Gus Van Sant, who with the far superior "Good Will Hunting" staked his claim to being king of the surrogate father-boy genius subgenre, does what he can to gloss over the movie's absurdities.
Really: Would I rather eat cruelly raised, polluting, unhealthful chicken, or a plant product that's nutritionally similar or superior, good enough to fool me and requires no antibiotics, cutting off of heads or other nasty things?
There is always less supply of a superior good, period.
The less-accessible case can be considered as a case where medical expenditure is a superior good.
