Answer: b. Cash Cow
In the Boston Consulting Group’s market growth/market share matrix, a business is classified as a cash cow if it holds the leading market share in its market, but the market does not provide much opportunities for growth.
Since Tide holds a predominant share in the detergent market in United States and since the detergent market is saturated, we can classify Tide as a cash cow.
The cash generated from cash cows are generally used to fund other projects and research and development.