When translating into Japanese, you can either translate “public good” or “public goods (i.e. goods or services such as parks or highways)“.
- When goods is used as a countable noun, it means goods.
- It’s a katakana word for “goods.”
- In Japanese, it’s hard to get the message across because it’s perceived as “good=good” and “goods=things.
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