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In marketing, the product life cycle (PLC) has four stages which include an introduction, growth, maturity, and decline. In the introduction stage, low volume of sales, limited distribution channels, and high marketing expenses are prevalent. During this stage, the focus is on creating awareness and generating interest in the product. This stage is followed by the growth stage which is marked by an increase in the sales volume of the product, growing competition, and expanding distribution channels. At this stage, the focus is on building market share and establishing the product as a leader in the market (Smetana, Sergiy, et al.). In the maturity stage, a slowdown of sales growth is witnessed, along with market saturation and increased competition. In this stage, the focus is mainly on maintaining the market share and extending the product's life cycle through diversification and innovation. Finally