Even if they succeed, new-to-the-world products are
A)generally not profitable.
B)not adopted by everyone at the same time.
C)not capable of creating new markets.
D)not subject to the law of first movers.
E)typically very short-lived.

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New-to-the-world products are typically not adopted by everyone at the same time, as there is often a period of adoption and diffusion before widespread acceptance. However, this does not necessarily mean that they are not profitable or incapable of creating new markets, and they may still be subject to the law of first movers. The statement that they are typically very short-lived is also not necessarily true, as some new-to-the-world products may have long lifecycles if they are successful.

Even If They Succeed, New-To-The-World Products Are