A Product Development Strategy

question 47

Multiple Choice

 A product development strategy: 

• A) involves creating new products for customers not currently being served.
• B) offers product-line extensions of existing products to present customers.
• C) involves merely introducing a product to a new market.
• D) deals with developing a production plan for a product.

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