Consumer non-durables are goods that are used up quickly and are not serviceable beyond their immediate one-time use.
Long-lived goods bought for final consumption, expected to be used over a period longer than a year. Examples include private cars, boats, and domestic items such as furniture and appliances.
An entry explaining the term 'consumption goods' within the context of economics
The system by which goods are available to the buyer for immediate use but paid for in instalments.
