The Time Span Between Stages in the Product Life Cycle

question 55

Multiple Choice

The time span between stages in the product life cycle:

• A)generally runs about six months to one year per stage.
• B)is highly influenced by the amount of promotion that is done.
• C)depends entirely on the type of products involved.
• D)depends on the types of market strategy the small business owner is pursuing.

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