SPACE, BCG AND IE MATRIX ANALYSIS TOOL
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- Q1In Boston Consulting Group matrix the relative market share axis is located in:horizontal axisdiagonal axiscentervertical axis30s
- Q2This 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.poor dogsquestion markstarscash cows30s
- Q3This quadrant in BCG matrix holds low market share compared to competitors and operate in a slowly growing market.cash cowsquestion markpoor dogsstars30s
- Q4Business can be classified in five categories using BCG matrix.FalseTrue30s
- Q5What does SPACE stands for?Strategy Positioning and Appraisal EvaluationStrategic Position and Action EvaluationStrategic Position and Accrual EvaluationStrategy Position and And Evaluation45s
- Q6In SPACE matrix are the two external dimension?Environmental Stability and Industry StrengthIndustry Strength and competitive advantageenvironmental stability competitive advantageEnvironmental Stability and financial stability45s
- Q7A posture that arises when the firm is financially strong but is unlikely to make significant returns from the business.conservative posturecompetitive postureaggressive posturedefensive posture45s
- Q8In SPACE matrix a posture that arises when a firm has strong advantages in attractive industry but its financial strength is insufficient to compensate for environmental stability.competitive postureconservative posturedefensive postureaggressive posture45s
- Q9In SPACE matrix a posture when all the dimensions are positive and the implicit strategy is to enforce growth in the business and raising the stakes for all competitors.conservative posturedefensive postureaggressive posturecompetitive posture45s
- Q10In IE matrix this means intensive and aggressive tactical strategies.grow build strategyexit strategyharvest strategyhold and maintain strategy30s
- Q11In internal external matrix analysis a 3.5 IFE score and a 3.65 EFE score would mean:That the company has laid back tactical strategies.That the company has intensive and aggressive tactical strategies.That the company has average tactical strategies.45s
- Q12In internal external matrix analysis a 1.05 IFE score and a 2.01 EFE score would mean:that the company should grow and build for a particular business unit.that the company should hold and maintain for a particular business unit.that the company should have aggressive approach for a particular business unit.that the company should harvest or exit a particular business unit.60s
- Q13The IE matrix is a:9-cell diagram3-cell diagram8-cell diagram6-cell diagram30s
- Q14Market and product development are strategies that a company needs to pursue if it falls under:hold and maintainharvestgrow and build30s
- Q15Acquisition strategy where company expands its operations by acquiring another company with a developed expertise is an example of:harvest strategyexit strategygrow and build strategyhold and maintain strategy45s