Answer:
Complementary Products
Explanation:
Printers and papers are an example of complementary goods. Complimentary products are goods or services sold independently but must be used together. A complimentary good provides little or no satisfaction to the consumer on its own. It has to be used in combination with another good. In this case, a printer with no papers adds little value or no value to the owner.
Other examples of complementary goods are
- Petrol and car.
- Guns and bullets
- Mobile phones and mobile phone credit
- Tennis balls and tennis rackets
