Generally, goods and services are considered to be products. And their analogy to software wasn't in bad faith, software is a service (hence the term SaaS used for subscription based software, even though non subscription based software is also a service imo) and not a good.
>Generally, goods and services are considered to be products.
False.
Products are products, services are services. Product si a Macbook or video game I just bough which I can return, but I can't return the cleaning service the handyman just offered on site.
You're pointing out that tax heavens produce products which is flawed. They don't produce anything, they're just middlemen and their balooned GDP reflects that.
In what fantasy universe?
>Or are you saying that any dollars made selling software you wrote is useless?
I never said anything about software. You're building your own strawmen at this point.