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<\/a><\/center>One big reason\u00a0Apple’s<\/a> share prices have crashed over the past few months has been the perception that the company’s period of remarkable growth has ended and that it has now become a typical slow-growing tech behemoth<\/a>. The best evidence of this has been the significant decline of Apple’s gross margins, which peaked at close to 50% in late 2011 but have now shrunk to 37.5% in the company’s most recent quarter<\/a>. The big questions, of course, are why have Apple’s gross margins been shrinking and does the company have any hope of returning to its 2011 glory days?<\/p>\n