Answer:
product market
factor market          Â
Explanation:
Throughout economics, the market for products refers to the  marketplace in which the final produced commditites are offered to corporations and the financial sector. This does not consists dealing in raw input or other intermediate input  with an emphasis on the selling of finished goods.
In comparison, a factor market is a market where output factors are bought and sold. In exchange for making factor payments at factor rates, businesses purchase productive resources. The relationship between the commodity and factor markets includes the derived demand theory.