Which of the following reflects the maturity stage of the product life cycle?

A. Sales: peak; Profits: peak to declining; Typical Consumers: late majority; Competitors: high number of competitors and competitive products
B. Sales: low; Profits: negative or low; Typical consumers: innovators; Competitors: one or few
C. Sales: rising; Profits: rapidly rising; Typical consumers: early adopters and early majority; Competitors: few but increasing
D. Sales: peak; Profits: increase; Typical Consumers: laggards; Competitors: low number of competitors
E. Sales: declining; Profits: declining; Typical consumers: laggards; Competitors: low number of competitors and products


Answer: A

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