As a product moves into the market maturity stage of its life cycle, the marketing manager should expect the market to move toward pure competition.
In the maturity stage, the product begins to enter the most profitable stage. Production costs go down and sales go up.
In the mature stage of the product lifecycle, sales continue to grow, but at a much slower pace. Economies of scale give companies a competitive advantage. Promotional activities are usually focused on remaining customers.
After a few years in business, the business may reach a more stable and profitable maturity stage. This is the third stage of the enterprise life cycle. When you started your business, you may have drawn a limited paycheck.
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Answer: Option D -- $320 F
Explanation:
[(P-O)÷6]^2, if properly calculated for the above question. The activity variance for materials and supplies in November would be closest to $320F. It should be noted that, The standard deviation for the project as a whole is the sum of all the activity variances, in order word, standard deviation is the square root of variance.