A high growth market in South America has the following five brands competing in two regions(yearly sales):TotalUnitsUnitsBrandsRevenues(Pesos)9,000(South) (North)AllrightBesthelpColdcure+ 6,000DefoggEffect1502744,2501002002345,52020020014,000350333What is Defogg's relative market share (revenues)?TUTORIAL0.00 index

The market share of the Defogg can be computed as follows:

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