The Boston Consulting Group (BCG)would label an investment in a new typewriter manufacturing company as a dog.

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BCG's growth-share matrix categorizes businesses as dogs when they have a low market share in a low-growth market. As the demand for typewriters is virtually nonexistent in today's world, investing in a new typewriter manufacturing company would not be a wise decision and would be considered a dog by BCG.

The Boston Consulting Group (BCG)would Label an Investment in a New