Refuse to produce an energy-gobbling appliance

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Should a marketing manager or a business refuse to produce an energy-gobbling appliance that some consumers are demanding? Should a firm install an expensive safety device that will increase cost but that customers do not want? Are the same principles involved in both these questions? Explain

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