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Used goods are products that are resold after being used. This is a basic type of reuse that generally reduces waste and the consumption of resources. Used goods represents a large industry that is often consumer-to-consumer. It is also common for used goods to be a business model that can involve import-export. For example, the export of used cars from Japan to developing countries is a common trade due to required scheduled maintenance checks in Japan that encourage consumers there to get a new car every three years. The following are common types of used goods.
Antiques | Art | Baby Goods | Backpacks | Bags & Purses | Bathroom Accessories | Bicycles | Boats | Books | Cameras | Camping Gear | Clothing | Collectibles (e.g. coins) | Computers & Peripherals | Cookware | Costumes | Crafts | Curtains | Decorations | Electronics | Exercise Gear | Fabric | Farm Equipment | Fashion Accessories | Fixtures | Furniture | Games & Puzzles | Gardening Equipment | Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning | Hobby Supplies | Holiday Items | Home Appliances | Home Decor | Industrial Equipment | Jewelry | Lawn Furniture | Lighting | Luggage | Luxury Goods | Media (e.g. vinyl music) | Mobile Devices | Models | Musical Instruments | Office Equipment | Outdoor Cooking Equipment | Parts | Religious Items | Robots | Rugs | Science Equipment | Sports Equipment | Storage Accessories | Tableware | Technology Infrastructure | Tools | Toys | Vehicles | Video Games | Wearable Technology | Wood |
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