M Marketing
M Marketing
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ISBN: 9781259924033
Author: Levy Grewal
Publisher: Mcgraw-Hill
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To determine: The five groups on the diffusion of the innovation curve.

Introduction: Innovation is creation of a newer kind of already marketed products with new ideas for the goods and services produced in an economy in a given period of time.

Innovation diffusion curve is a curve that depicts the number of customers that use the innovated good in an economy in a given period of time that first increases and then tends to decrease due to which the diffusion curve is a bell-shaped curve.

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