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Increasing horizontal differentiation increases vertical differentiation.
Life-Cycle Curve
A graphical representation showing the stages a product goes through from conception to withdrawal from the market, typically including introduction, growth, maturity, and decline.
Product Form
The specific physical composition, shape, or configuration in which a product is offered to consumers.
Product Class
A category of products that serve a similar function or are bought by consumers for similar reasons, sharing certain attributes.
Innovators
Individuals or organizations that introduce new ideas or products, often leading change and development within a market.
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