What are the last two stage of a typical products life cycle?

The last two stages of a typical product life cycle are the decline stage and the disposition stage. In the decline stage, sales and profits decrease due to factors such as market saturation, changing consumer preferences, or technological advancements. The disposition stage involves decisions about the product's future, including discontinuation, rebranding, or potential liquidation. Companies may also look for ways to extend the product's life through modifications or finding new markets.