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3 years ago

In the BCG Matrix, cash cows are: _____________

1 answer:

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The Cash cows under the BCG Matrix are businesses, assets, and or products that have a consistent cash flow, high market share and low market growth.

<h3>What is the BCG Matrix?</h3>

The BCG Matrix is a strategic analysis tool that was developed by Boston Consulting Group which highlights and compares various kinds of business and or products.

Other sections of the matrix are:

Stars (Upper Left Corner)
Cash Cows (Lower Left Corner)
Question Marks (Upper Right Corner) and
Dogs (Lower Right Corner)

The correct answer, thus, is A: Slow Industry Growth but Strong Market Share Position, which as explained can be due to high cashflows.

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For the month ended July 31, 2007

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