Question

Introduction: Which label best fits each item? Drag and drop each phrase into its proper category

cars and gasoline
Complementary Goods
Substitute Goods
printers and ink
orange juice and grapefruit juice
artificial sweeteners and sugar
mittens and gloves
electronic toys and batteries

Answer 1

Complementary goods:

1. Cars and gasoline

2. Printers and ink

3. electronic toys and battery

Substitute goods:

1. orange juice and grapefruit juice

2. artificial sweeteners and sugar

3. mittens and gloves

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Each of the items have been grouped into Complementary goods and Substitution goods below.

Step-by-step explanation:

Complementary goods:

A complementary good is a good which is used together with another good. It's use is associated with the use of another good. Examples of complementary goods from the question includes:

1. Cars and gasoline

2. Printers and ink

3. electronic toys and battery

Substitute goods:

Substitute goods are goods that satisfy a common need. It is a good that can be used in place of another good. From the question, examples of substitute goods are:

1. orange juice and grapefruit juice

2. artificial sweeteners and sugar

3. mittens and gloves