Answer :
Answer: d. DOGS
Explanation:
The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) growth-share matrix which was established in 1970 is a business planning tool that uses graphical representation of the goods and services a company provides to enable the company to decide whether to keep, sell or invest more in it's products. The distinct categories represented are the: dogs, cash cows, stars and question marks.
The relevant category is the "DOGS" category.
If a company's product finds itself here it means that it has a low market growth and a low market share. It is not generating enough cash for the company and could easily turn into cash traps that keep the company bogged down for a long period of time financially. It is recommended that they are sold, liquidated or repositioned.