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Please pick ANY 1 product and then: 1) Identify the stage of your chosen product in the Production Life Cycle framework and explain why it is at that stage. (5 points) 2) Propose 2 strategies for your chosen product. For example, if your product is at the MATURE stage of the product life cycle, please propose 2 strategies to promote your product at the mature stage. (6 points)

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