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The management accountant at Iang Manufacturing Co.collected the following data in preparation for a life-cycle analysis on one of its products, a leaf blower:  Average  Change  Annual  Over  Change Over  This  Last  the Last  Item  Year  Four Years  Year  Annual sales $2,700,000+1.8%+23.5% Unit sales price 450+2.4%+8.3% Unit profit 1001.0%+3.0% Total profit 600,0001.2%+30.0%\begin{array}{cc}&& & \text { Average } \\&&\text { Change }& \text { Annual } \\&&\text { Over } & \text { Change Over } \\& \text { This }&\text { Last } & \text { the Last } \\\text { Item } & \text { Year }&\text { Four Years }&\text { Year }\\\hline \text { Annual sales } & \$ 2,700,000 & +1.8 \% & +23.5 \% \\\text { Unit sales price } & 450 & +2.4 \% & +8.3 \% \\\text { Unit profit } & 100 & -1.0 \% & +3.0 \% \\\text { Total profit } & 600,000 & -1.2 \% & +30.0 \%\end{array} The stage of the sales life cycle the product is in is:

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