"I Can't Believe That It's Medicine" is an advertising slogan for a new antacid. The manufacturer claims that their antacid works faster and tastes better than any competing brand. These claims are part of the firm's strategy to achieve:
A. deceptive marketing recognition.
B. the creation of knockoff products.
C. new product development.
D. product differentiation.
Ans: D. product differentiation.
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