If benefits from a product are not correctly matched with the product's price,then ______.
A)the product is likely to succeed
B)the product's life cycle is likely to be extended
C)this may be a violation of government regulations governing product launch
D)the product is doomed to failure

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If benefits from a product are not correctly matched with the product's price, customers are likely to perceive the product as overpriced and not worth the investment. This will lead to poor sales and ultimately the failure of the product.

If Benefits from a Product Are Not Correctly Matched with the Product's