Factor markets are to labor as product markets are to what?

Factor markets are where businesses buy the resources they need to produce goods and services, such as labor. So, if factor markets are related to labor, product markets are related to the goods and services that businesses sell to consumers. In product markets, companies offer their finished products, like toys or cars, to buyers who want to purchase them. For example, when a toy company sells its toys to children and their parents, it is operating in the product market. Thus, just as labor is bought in factor markets, goods and services are sold in product markets.