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Statement I Most businesses start-off as 'Question Marks', in that they enter a high growth market in which there is already a market leader.
Statement II A 'Star' is the market leader in a high growth market, but it does not necessarily provide much cash.

Statement I Most businesses start-off as 'Question Marks', in that they enter a high growth market in which there is already a market leader.
Statement II A 'Star' is the market leader in a high growth market, but it does not necessarily provide much cash. Correct Answer Both statements are correct

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Statement II 'Dogs' have weak market share in high-growth market.
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