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2.2.1 Sales forecasting & 2.2.2 Sales, revenue and costs Categorise

Target Level
C
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USES OF SALES FORECASTING
LIMITATIONS OF SALES FORECASTING

Does not take into account shocks
No guarantee that forecasts will be correct
Businesses operate in dynamic markets
Identifies when the business will need to start promotional activity
Does not take into account uncertainty
Enables the business to see when they will need to hire more temp staff
Difficult to be accurate beyond the short-term
Can be used when no past sales data is available
Enables the business to see if they will need to increase capacity
May suffer bias

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Pass Mark
70%