Explanation:

- Option 1: Consumer goods

- These are goods used by consumers for personal use.

- Examples include food, clothing, and electronics.

- Option 2: Inferior goods

- These are goods whose demand decreases as income rises.

- An example could be cheap instant noodles that people consume less as they earn more.

- Option 3: Intermediate goods

- These are goods used in the production of final goods.

- For example, raw materials like steel used in manufacturing cars.

- Option 4: Capital goods

- These are goods used in the production of other goods or services.

- Examples include machines, tools, and buildings.

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