alleryStart learning →The usual cut-off between high and low market growth in the BCG matrix is:
A5% a year
B15% a year
C20% a year
D10% a year
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 10% a year
The dividing line between fast and slow growth is usually set at ten per cent per annum.
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