Every tangible product is made up of what

Every tangible product is made up of land.

Explanation:

A product is something concrete or abstract that satisfies the needs and desires of consumers. The product is a combination of attributes, such as physical dimensions, materials, functions, performance, brand, price and packaging.

Tangible product are characteristics that the consumer sees in the product, such as design, brand, characteristics, quality and packaging. An example is a camcorder from Sony. In economics, it is said that every tangible product consists of land.

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