The scope of commerce encompasses the creation of place, time, and possession utilities through trade and its auxiliaries, but excludes the creation of form utility, which is strictly the domain of industrial production.
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The statement is True. Commerce creates place, time, and possession utilities to bridge the gap between producers and consumers, while form utility is created by industrial production.
The statement accurately distinguishes between industrial production and commercial operations. Industry creates form utility by changing raw materials into finished goods. Commerce does not alter the physical form of goods; instead, it provides place utility via transport, time utility via warehousing, and possession utility via trade and financial exchange.
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Utilities Created by Commerce vs. Industry
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