What does the product market primarily deal with?

The product market primarily deals with final goods and services. This market is where consumers purchase products that are ready for consumption, such as food, clothing, electronics, and various services offered by businesses. In this context, the product market serves as the interface where the output of firms—after going through the production process—is made available to consumers or end-users.

Final goods and services are those that have completed the manufacturing process and are being sold to consumers for their use. This highlights the distinction between the product market and other markets such as the factor market, which focuses on the inputs needed to produce goods and services, including labor, capital, and raw materials. Additionally, while the tertiary sector does provide services, the product market encompasses both tangible goods and intangible services across various sectors, not limited to just one category.