Concerning the Product Life Cycle

question 213

Multiple Choice

Concerning the product life cycle:

• A) profits and sales begin to decline in the maturity stage.
• B) individual products may enter and leave the market at any stage.
• C) a successful introduction almost guarantees that the product will remain a success over the life cycle.
• D) phasing out a dying product is not a strategy.
• E) None of these alternatives is true.

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