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What might be some ways to keep a stable demand with a low profit margin in a given market?

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This discusses the ways to keep stable demand with a low profit margin.

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Demand is that quantity of goods that consumers are not only willing to buy but also have the capacity to buy at the given price. Various ways to keep a stable demand with a low profit margin in a given market:

1) Providing better after-sale services to the consumer in ...

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