In the product life cycle, the decline stage consists of?
Correct answer: D. declining sales
- A. low sales
- B. rapidly rising sales
- C. peak sales
- D. declining sales
Explanation
The decline stage is marked by falling sales as demand weakens or newer substitutes appear. Rapidly rising sales indicate growth, while peak sales generally characterize maturity.
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