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Which market do you prefer?. and why?. consider all the aspects while running a business. (finance, customer acquisition, costs, profit, sales, future growth etc... all) please justify, why? thank you.

Tarun Suthar

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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India • 10d

big share in small markets gives you monopoly advantage

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