Which of these is a risk in introducing a new product in the market?
A.
Consumers demand more...
Which of these is a risk in introducing a new product in the market?
A.
Consumers demand more of your product.
B.
Consumers do not find your product good enough to shift loyalty.
C.
Consumers expect you to come up with another product variant soon enough.
D.
Consumers value your new product more than the old variant.
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