In​ 2010, domino's launched a new advertising campaign admitting that its pizzas had not tasted very​ good, but claiming that they had developed a new recipe that greatly improved the taste. if​ domino's succeeded in convincing consumers that its pizza was significantly better than competing​ pizzas, would its demand curve become flatter or​ steeper? when a product becomes lessless differentiated from other​ products, its demand curve becomes ▼ steeper flatter . this happens because the slope of the demand curve reflects buyer responsiveness to a price​ change, which is determined in part by the availability of substitutes.​ thus, when a product becomes lessless differentiated from other​ products, buyers perceive it as having ▼ fewer more good​ substitutes, and this altered perception induces buyers to be ▼ less more responsive to price.

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When a product becomes less differentiated from other products, its demand curve becomes flatter
The Demand curve of the company is much more influenced by prices rather than types of products. Creating new recipes for the pizza will only give the customers an additional option for substitute product, doesn't necessarily make them to buy more products.