Answer:
maturity
Explanation:
The four stages of a product's life cycle are:
- introduction: the new product is released in the market (it is born), sales are slow and advertisement costs are high.
- growth: sales volume increases, customers know about the product, and competing firms are starting to launch their own versions of the product.
- maturity: sales growth stops, which means that total sales reached a zenith, companies fight to keep their share of the market and generally launch different versions of the product to keep customers interested.
- decline: sales volume starts to decrease as the product becomes obsolete. Finally the product will stop being produced (the product dies).
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Answer:
c. identification of the basic appeal for markets
Explanation:
As John is an inexperienced businessman and wants to sell his Zulu doll product, a toy for children who have less than 8 years in every part of the world and want to keep the cost low
So first thing he should do is feasible study whether his product is feasible or not and then identify the market with respect to the price, quality, competitors, etc so that he get a good idea
You don't communicate to convey activities, or to integrate activities. We can, therefore, eliminate answers "a," "b," and "e."
So is our purpose to discuss or organize an activity? Either answer fits. We discuss activities to gather the opinions of others regarding said activities. But discussing is, itself, a form of communicating, it is not an outcome. The other points listed are outcomes "we provide... influence... [through communication]." Therefore, the answer must be "c. organize".