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Before launching a new line of toys, Toys Inc. used the method of historical analogy to obtain a forecast. In this scenario, Toys Inc.:
A) used a panel of experts, whose identities were kept confidential from one another, to respond to a sequence of questionnaires.
B) noted the behavior of its current customers while they use their products.
C) noted the consumer response to similar previous products to marketing campaigns and used the responses as a basis to predict how the new marketing campaign might fare.
D) used a brainstorming session among a group of experts to draw new ideas.

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