Match the examples with the types of goods. To match them, click the example, and then click the type of good. Match the examples with the types of goods.

To match them, click the example, and then click the type of good.

Omar buys a snack bag of chips that he noticed while waiting in line at the store.

Unsought good

Joaquin pays for renters' insurance so that he will get paid if his belongings are destroyed in an accident or burglary.

Convenience impulse good

Jamie goes to the store to buy toothpaste.

Convenience staple good

Wanda reads reviews of different video cameras to decide what brand she wants, and then chooses the store with the lowest price on that item.

Shopping good

Adriana only buys doughnuts from her favorite local doughnut shop.

Specialty good

1. Convenience impulse good

2. Unsought good

3. Convenience staple good

4. Shopping good

5. Specialty good.

Explanation:

1. Omar buys a snack bag of chips that he noticed while waiting in line at the store: Convenience impulse good.

A convenience impulse good can be defined as goods (products) that an individual purchases without planning to buy them or having prior intention to do so. Therefore, convenience goods are easily available and often purchased by impulse.

2. Joaquin pays for renters' insurance so that he will get paid if his belongings are destroyed in an accident or burglary: Unsought good.

Unsought goods can be defined as goods or services that an individual do not think of buying or isn't aware of but purchases due to a fear of danger (damage).

3. Jamie goes to the store to buy toothpaste: Convenience staple good.

A convenience staple good can be defined as goods (products) that an individual consumes on a regular basis and as such are purchased more often.

4. Wanda reads reviews of different video cameras to decide what brand she wants, and then chooses the store with the lowest price on that item: Shopping good.

Shopping goods can be defined as goods (products) that an individual purchases after doing due diligence by comparing its style, quality and price in other stores.

5. Adriana only buys doughnuts from her favorite local doughnut shop: Specialty good.

Specialty goods refers to consumer goods that an individual considers to be exclusive and unique, for which he or she would go any length and perhaps, do anything to get them due to the strong preference.