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Industry Life Cycle
A concept describing the stages of growth and development that a sector or industry goes through, from emergence to decline.
Stalwarts
Well-established companies known for their durability, stable earnings, and regular dividend payments.
Slow-growers
Companies or stocks that exhibit lower-than-average growth in terms of revenue or earnings, often offering stable dividends.
Industry Life Cycle
The Industry Life Cycle describes the stages of growth and development that an industry undergoes, beginning with its introduction, growth, maturity, and eventual decline.
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