A theoretical model describing a product's sales and profits over the course of its existence is known as the product ________
A) lifetime
B) life cycle
C) pricing plan
D) rollout
E) concept analysis
B
Explanation: B) Once a product is developed, it begins the product life cycle. A product life cycle is a theoretical model describing a product's sales and profits over the course of its lifetime.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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