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    FIGURE 9-1 -Cell "A" in Figure 9-1 Represents Which Stage of the Stage
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FIGURE 9-1 FIGURE 9-1   -Cell  A  in Figure 9-1 represents which stage of the market segmentation process? A) link needs to actions B) identify market needs C) establish a marketing protocol D) execute marketing program actions E) segment and select the target markets
-Cell "A" in Figure 9-1 represents which stage of the market segmentation process?


A) link needs to actions
B) identify market needs
C) establish a marketing protocol
D) execute marketing program actions
E) segment and select the target markets

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