Match the Following.
| Example | Description |
| 1. Doctor | A. Seller |
| 2. Construction Worker hired by a firm | B. Producer |
| 3. A person purchasing bread | C. Employee |
| 4. A shopkeeper | D. Consumer |
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 2
The correct answer is Option 2:1-B, 2-C, 3-D, 4-A
| Example | Description |
| 1. Doctor | B. Producer (of services) |
| 2. Construction Worker hired by a firm | C. Employee |
| 3. A person purchasing bread | D. Consumer |
| 4. A shopkeeper | A. Seller |
When you buy goods (you may want to satisfy your own personal needs or those of your family or those of any other person to whom you want to make a gift) you are called a consumer.
When you sell goods to make a profit for yourself (you may be a shopkeeper), you are called a seller.
When you produce goods (you may be a farmer or a manufacturing company),or provide services (you may be a doctor, porter, taxi driver or transporter of goods) you are called a producer.
When you are in a job, working for some other person, and you get paid for it (you may be employed by somebody who pays you wages or a salary), you are called an employee.
When you employ somebody, giving them a wage, you are an employer.