Technological advances, changing consumer tastes and greater competition that reduce demand for a product are typical of which product life cycle stage?

Correct answer A. Decline stage

Explanation

In the decline stage, sales fall as new technologies replace the product, tastes move on and competition intensifies, prompting firms to maintain, harvest or drop it.

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