A Low Market-Penetration Index Indicates ________

question 133

Multiple Choice

A low market-penetration index indicates ________.

• A) substantial growth potential for all firms
• B) it will be expensive for the firms to attract the few remaining prospects
• C) the rival firms try to capture greater market share by lowering their product price
• D) the profit margins of the firms decline
• E) the firms cannot raise demand substantially by raising its market expenditure

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