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Chapter 12, Problem 6CTE
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To discuss: The fad that has come and gone and whether Person X takes part in the fad and the life of the fad. Also, give the reason why it faded.
Fad and fashion are one of the marketing strategies. Fads are the abbreviated life cycle with short time popularity.
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