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svet-max [94.6K]
10 months ago
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During which part of the Product Life Cycle would a company use a profit-oriented pricing strategy?

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schepotkina [342]10 months ago
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The lifespan of a product depicts how long it remains on the market, from the moment it is first introduced to consumers until it is phased out and taken off the shelves.

<h3>What is the maturity stage of the product life cycle?</h3>

Sales declined during the mature period, a sign that the market has started to become saturated. During this phase of the product life cycle, the price also starts to become competitive. The profit margins become slimmer as a result.

In most life-cycle situations, profits normally reach their greatest level during the early growth stages, but sales often reach their peak during the mature stages.

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