
BCG MATRIX ANALYSIS
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- Q1Poor Dogs are business operating with a low market share in a high growth market.FalseTrue30s
- Q2In Boston Consulting Group matrix the relative market share axis is located in:diagonal axishorizontal axiscentervertical axis30s
- Q3In Boston Consulting Group matrix the speed of market growth axis is located in:vertical axisdiagonal axishorizontal axiscenter30s
- Q4In BCG matrix this quadrant operates in high growth industries and maintain high market share.cash cowsquestion markstarspoor dogs30s
- Q5This quadrant represents the brands that require much closer consideration. They hold low market share in high growing markets consuming large amount of cash and incurring losses.starscash cowspoor dogsquestion mark30s
- Q6This quadrant in BCG matrix holds low market share compared to competitors and operate in a slowly growing market.cash cowsquestion markpoor dogsstars30s
- Q7It is a business tool, which uses relative market share and industry growth rate factors to evaluate the potential of business brand portfolio and Suggest further investment strategies.relative market sharegrowth share matrixmarket growth rateindustry share matrix45s
- Q8Business can be classified in five categories using BCG matrix.FalseTrue30s
- Q9The first step in BCG matrix is:Define the market.Find out market growth rate.Calculate relative market share.Choose the unit30s
- Q10The industry attractiveness of a business unit using BCG matrix can be seen through its industry's competitive position.FalseTrue30s