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Sanders Inc. is a multinational company that specializes in manufacturing and selling high-end cameras. It launches a new product Lunar 5.0, and the product becomes highly successful in the market. However, this leads to a significant decline in the sales of Sanders Inc.'s other cameras. This scenario exemplifies .

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