How does the introduction phase differ from the growth stage?

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In the introduction phase costs associated with product launch may be high and sales low, leading to losses; while in the growth phase, sales should exceed costs as new customers join early adopters.

In the introduction phase sales should exceed costs as new customers become early adopters; while in the growth phase, costs associated with maintaining buzz may be high and sales low, leading to losses.

In the introduction phase new offerings often fail to find a market; while in the growth phase, early adopters provide buzz that ensures continuity of the product.

In the introduction phase sales climb quickly and are generally unlimited; while in the growth phase, sales may be inhibited by new competitors.