The Product Life-Cycle Model States That

question 1

Multiple Choice

The product life-cycle model states that:

• A) as a product "matures" its production can take place where cost advantages are present
• B) products become less dependent on "trial and error" fixing once they enter into mass production so they can be produced anywhere
• C) production that is routine can be moved abroad
• D) mass production is more labour intensive than is early production, it then pays to move production to where labour is cheaper

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