What are service goods, what are goods, and what are services

Service goods are intangible goods that can be traded, and can be traded without the involvement of intermediaries (logistics).

Service goods have the following characteristics:

1. It refers to the tertiary industry.

service labor, which is about the same as immaterial productive labor, but has crossovers;

2. The fruits of labor in non-physical forms mainly include all the fruits of labor in the tertiary industry that are not in physical form;

3. If the concept of service is used in the sense of labor, it is called "service labor", and if it is used in the sense of product, it is called "service product".

Refers to the process of serving a person and contains the following attributes:

1. Functionality. Refers to the effectiveness and function of service implementation. 2.

Temporality. Refers to the speed of service, whether it can meet service needs in a timely, punctual and time-saving manner. 3. Civility.

The degree to which the spiritual needs of customers are met. 4. Safety refers to the ability of the service provider to ensure that the customer's personal injury and property are not damaged in the process of serving the customer. 5. Comfort refers to the degree of comfort felt by the service user in the process of receiving the service.

6. Economy. The reasonableness of the cost of the customer in order to receive the corresponding service.

Examples of service products: advertising services, transaction services, payment services, logistics services, etc.

Definition of service products: It is the "function and role" that can be purchased and actually received and consumed by consumers through the structural system composed of human, material and environmental resources that can be sold and actually produced and delivered by producers.

Here are some of the features;

1 refers to service labor in the tertiary industry, which is "broadly identical to non-material productive labor, but with intersections;

2 refers to service products, that is, the fruits of labor that exist in non-physical forms, mainly including all the fruits of labor in the tertiary industry sector that are not manifested in physical form;

3. If the concept of service is used in the sense of labor, it is called "service labor", and if it is used in the sense of product, it is called "service product".

Commodity. A commodity is a product of labor that is produced (or used for exchange) for exchange and is useful to others or society.

Or a simple definition, that is, a commodity is a product of labor that is exchanged for it.

First, as a commodity, it must first be a product of labor. In other words, if it is not a product of labor, it cannot be a commodity. For example, air and sunlight in nature are necessary for human life, but they are not products of labor, so they cannot be called commodities.

Second, as a commodity, it must also be exchanged. Commodities are always inseparable from exchange. In other words, if it is not used for exchange, even if it is a product of labor, it cannot be called a commodity.

For example, in ancient times, the traditional family production of men and women weaving talks, although the grain grown and the cloth were all labor products, were only for the use of family members themselves, not for exchange with others, and therefore were not commodities.

Third, to be useful to others or society. If there is no use, there will be no exchange, and only if there is usefulness can exchange occur.

Supplement 》In addition to tangible products (= goods in the narrow sense), commodities in the broad sense can also be intangible services (as often said"Insurance products"、"Financial products"etc.).

In trademark law matters, the relevant provisions applicable to goods in the narrow sense also apply to the service of Sou Shi Li.

The basic attributes of a commodity are value and use value.

Service products: It is the function and function of the producer to sell, actually produce and deliver through the structural system composed of manpower, material sales force and environment, and can be purchased, received and consumed by consumers.

Characteristics: 1. Service labor in the tertiary industry is roughly the same as non-material production labor, but there is an intersection.

2. Service products, that is, the fruits of labor that exist in the form of non-line searches, mainly include all the fruits of labor in the tertiary industry that are not expressed in physical form.

3. The use of the concept of service in the sense of labor is called service labor, and the use of it in the sense of product is called service product.

Service products: It is the function and function of the producer to sell, actually produce and deliver through a structural system composed of manpower, material resources and environment, and can be purchased, actually received and consumed by the consumer fee collector.

Characteristics: 1. Service labor in the tertiary industry, which is roughly the same as non-material production labor, but has crossover.

2. Service products, that is, the fruits of labor that exist in non-physical forms, mainly include all the fruits of labor in the tertiary industry that are not expressed in physical forms.

3. The use of the concept of service in the sense of labor is called service labor, and the use of it in the sense of product is called the service product of the file selling calendar.

Services are commodities.

Service products (referred to as services) are the "functions and functions" that can be purchased, received and consumed by consumers through a structural system composed of manpower, vertical material resources and the environment.

Services in economics generally have two meanings.

First, it refers to service labor in the tertiary industry, which is "roughly the same as non-material production labor, but with overlap";

Second, it refers to service products, that is, the fruits of labor that exist in non-physical forms, mainly including all the fruits of labor in the tertiary industry that are not manifested in physical form (due to the complexity of the economic process, in reality, the primary and secondary industrial sectors are also mixed with small amounts of closed service products). If the concept of service is used in the sense of labor, it is called "service labor", and if it is used in the sense of product, it is called "service product".

The current classification of goods and services is divided into 45 categories, of which 34 are commodities and 11 are services. If the applicant for trademark registration applies for the registration of the same trademark on different classes of goods, it shall file an application for registration according to the commodity classification table.

Article 3 of the Trademark Law stipulates that a trademark approved by the Trademark Office is a registered trademark, including a commodity trademark, a service trademark, a collective trademark and a certification trademark; The trademark registrant has the exclusive right to use the trademark and is protected by law.