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Find out the industries which produce various house hold products ​

Answer 1

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Household Products equities can be classified as defensive investments. They perform well during good economic times, and provide solid downside protection in challenging periods. The industry is mature, and sales and earnings streams are relatively steady throughout the business cycle.

Within the group, some companies are more defensive plays than others. The most defensive tend to sell small-ticket items that are not only viewed as necessities, but are quickly consumed and replaced. While it’s true that consumers are not likely to bathe or launder clothes more frequently than usual in good times, it's also safe to say that the buying public will not suspend these activities when times are tough. Producers of basic items (e.g., toothpaste, soap and laundry detergent) generate consistently solid results, regardless of the economic climate. Consumers typically rein in discretionary spending during lean times, when many big-ticket purchases (such as a new car) might fall out of reach. Still, they may splurge a little on affordable luxuries, such as favorably margined housewares and small appliances.

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Answer 2

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Household goods are goods and products used within households. They are the tangible and movable personal property placed in the living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, family rooms, great rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, recreation rooms, hallways, attics, and basements and other rooms of a house.

Examples of household goods include air conditioners, baby items, baking dishes, beds/bedframes, blankets, bedding, linens, towels, blenders, mixers, bookcases, books, bureaus, dressers, wardrobes, cabinets, can openers, chairs, clothes dryers, coffee makers, computers, cooking utensils, couches, sofas, love seats, sectionals, sofa beds, curtains, curtain rods, drapes, decorative items, desks, dishes, dishwashers, entertainment centers, fans, freezers, (drinking) glasses, hand tools, hutches, irons and ironing boards, lamps, lawn chairs, (table) linens, mattresses, (home) medical equipment, microwave ovens, mirrors, pillows, pots and pans, refrigerators, rugs, sewing machines and notions, silverware (flatware), sheets, sofa beds/futons, space heaters, stereos and radios, tables, toasters and toaster ovens, tools, towels, toys, televisions, vacuum cleaners, umbrellas, robotics, and washer/dryers.