In November $2010$ Netflix announced a new lower price for streaming video direct to home televisions. At the time, Netflix had no serious competitors $-$ Netflix$$s share of the digital download market was more than $60\%($the second firm$$s was only $8\%).$ Just three months later, Amazon announced that it was entering the market for streaming video. What do these two announcements tell us$?$

Group of answer choices

A high market share is a sign of little competition and it leads to higher prices.

A high market share is a sign of little competition but it may not lead to higher prices.

A high market share is not necessarily a sign of little competition but it does lead to higher prices.

A high market share is not necessarily a sign of little competition and it may not lead to higher prices.