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Cost-Quality Trade-Off
The balance between the cost of producing goods or services and their quality, often implying that higher quality demands higher costs.
Reverse Innovation
The process where goods developed as inexpensive models to meet the needs of developing nations are then repackaged as low-cost innovative goods for Western markets.
Emerging Markets
Economies in the process of rapid industrialization and exhibiting high rates of growth and investment potential.
Income Pyramid
A graphical representation of the distribution of income across different segments of society, often showing a wide base of low-income individuals and a narrow top of high-income earners.
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