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beccaep

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The ___________________ _ stage is characterized by increasing competition, with new product variants offered to the market, as well as rapid product adoption by the target market.
 Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

Question 2

Although objects may belong to very different taxonomic categories, they can be assigned to the same category by consumers if they:
 A) serve the same goal.
  B) are part of different schemas.
  C) serve similar consumers.
  D) are broadly classified.
  E) enhance brand images.



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Answer to Question 1

Growth

Answer to Question 2

A



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