A product which falls in and out of favour with customers quickly is called a ________.
A)style
B)fashion
C)fad
D)product idea
E)market strategy

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A fad is typically a short-lived product trend that gains sudden popularity and then quickly falls out of favour with customers. Styles refer to longer-lasting trends, while product ideas and market strategies are broader concepts that may not necessarily be linked to a specific product trend.

A Product Which Falls in and Out of Favour with Customers