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Chapter 12.4D, Problem 2CC
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To determine: The importance to delete certain products and the reasons on number of product ideas are rejected during a particular stage.
Introduction: Product Mix is characterized as the set of goods and services that a specific merchant offers for sale. The product mix additionally called as product assortment, alludes to the total scope of goods that is offered available to be purchased by the organization.
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