The Decision to Delete a Product Is Never Taken Lightly

question 45

Multiple Choice

The decision to delete a product is never taken lightly because,generally,manufacturers have

• A) offered the product line to other firms for purchase.
• B) made substantial investments in brand development and manufacturing.
• C) promised consumers they will maintain the product.
• D) used brand repositioning to improve results.
• E) federal standards that must be met when taking products off the market.

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