In the early $2000$s$,$ Procter & Gamble $($P&G$)$ marketed three brands of toilet paper,

Charmin, White Cloud, and Banner. The toilet paper industry is typically described as

a low growth industry. In $2003,$ P&G spent $$8\mathrm{.}1$ million to advertise Charmin and

was rewarded with sales of over $$312$ million. In that same year, it spent nearly $$8$

million marketing White Cloud, but the toilet paper had disappointing sales of less

than $$63$ million. Banner with hardly any promotion at all had $$3\mathrm{.}6$ million in sales.

According to the BCG Portfolio Model, which of the following statements about

these three products$-$related SBUs best describes the situation in $2003?$

Charmin is a cash cow, and White Cloud and Banner are both dogs.

Charmin is a star, White Cloud is a cash cow, and Banner is a dog.

Charmin is a cash cow, and White Cloud and Banner are both question marks.

Charmin and White Cloud are both cash cows, and Banner is a question mark.

Charmin and White Cloud are cash cows, and Banner is a dog.