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Business, 12.08.2020 08:01, zahradawkins2007

How does the BCG Matrix classify products? If a product seems to have a promising market growth rate but a relatively poor market share, the product falls under the category of the BCG Matrix. If a product enjoys high market growth as well as a large market share, the product belongs to the category of the BCG Matrix.

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