utility goods

With some purchased utility goods, he returned to the waiting tribal party.

"Because not only utility goods are necessary for survival.

Other ideas which circulated before the war, and which were adopted as policies during the war, did not gain acceptance as post-war aims - a national food and dietary policy for instance, or the State production of cheap, well made, utility goods.

There has been a growth in mass marketing because increased standards of living have meant that products which were once luxury goods are now utility goods and required by the bulk of the population, e.g. cars, foreign holidays, televisions and telephones.

Italy passed a law in 2005 on imprese sociali, to which the government has given form and definition by Legislative Decree, 24 March 2006, no. 155 Under Italian law a social enterprise is a private entity that provides social utility goods and services, acting for the common interest and not for profit.