This document discusses various techniques for demand forecasting. It outlines factors that affect demand forecasting such as the time horizon and level of forecasting (macro, industry, or firm). Short-term forecasts are used for production scheduling and inventory management, while long-term forecasts are for strategic planning of new projects. Demand is determined by factors like income, price, demographics, and product characteristics. The document also describes qualitative methods like expert opinion and quantitative methods like time series analysis and regression for forecasting demand.
Sales forecasting has two primary purposes: revenue forecasting and volume forecasting to drive supply chain planning. Accurate volume forecasts lead to significant benefits including 15% less inventory, 17% higher on-time delivery, and 35% shorter cash-to-cash cycles. A 5% increase in forecast accuracy can increase on-time delivery by 2% and a 3% increase in accuracy can increase profit margins by 2%. Increasing forecast accuracy from 40% to 60% can potentially increase profits by millions of dollars depending on the size of the business.
This document discusses various techniques for demand forecasting. It outlines factors that affect demand forecasting such as the time horizon and level of forecasting (macro, industry, or firm). Short-term forecasts are used for production scheduling and inventory management, while long-term forecasts are for strategic planning of new projects. Demand is determined by factors like income, price, demographics, and product characteristics. The document also describes qualitative methods like expert opinion and quantitative methods like time series analysis and regression for forecasting demand.
Sales forecasting has two primary purposes: revenue forecasting and volume forecasting to drive supply chain planning. Accurate volume forecasts lead to significant benefits including 15% less inventory, 17% higher on-time delivery, and 35% shorter cash-to-cash cycles. A 5% increase in forecast accuracy can increase on-time delivery by 2% and a 3% increase in accuracy can increase profit margins by 2%. Increasing forecast accuracy from 40% to 60% can potentially increase profits by millions of dollars depending on the size of the business.
The power point presentation will help you understand Demand Estimation and Forecast in nutshell. It covers:
1) Estimation and its Methods
2) Forecast and its purpose
3) Steps to Forecast
4) Scope of Forecasting
5) Determinants for Demand Forecast
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Write a 700- to 1,050-word paper explaining the role of innovation in marketing and develop an innovative idea for the Week 6 final assignment.
This presentation will give you an idea of what is demand forecasting and what are the different techniques which help businesses to forecast potential demand for their products.
1) Students will form groups of 3-4 to analyze one of four hospitality industries: hotel, restaurant, airline, or theme park.
2) Each group will choose a public company within their industry to conduct an in-depth economic analysis of using theories from class.
3) Groups will then develop a new product or service for their chosen company and present a business plan to "launch" this new offering as if presenting to the company's board of directors.
4) Presentations will be assessed based on creativity, thoroughness, realism, theoretical application, and presentation quality.
1) Students will form groups of 3-4 and choose one of three hospitality companies to analyze: Bangkok Airways, MK Restaurant, or Dusit Group.
2) Each group will analyze the company's annual report and identify a potential partner for a merger or acquisition. They will then formulate a business plan for the combined company.
3) At the end of the semester, groups will present their plan to the board of directors as if proposing an actual annual plan for approval. Their analysis and plan will be assessed based on creativity, thoroughness, realism, theoretical application, and presentation quality.
Demand analysis PPT OF MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS MBABabasab Patil
This document discusses methods for demand forecasting, including collecting qualitative and quantitative data on past and present demand, consumer attributes, prices, and sales promotions. Both primary and secondary data sources are outlined. Statistical forecasting methods covered include consumption level analysis using income and price elasticity, trend projection using moving averages and least squares regression, and demand regression analysis using relevant variables like income. The goal is to estimate demand functions and forecast demand using various quantitative techniques and combining statistical results with judgment.
This document provides guidelines for the first part of a final project assignment for an MBA course. It involves writing an individual microeconomic analysis paper on a publicly traded company. The paper must analyze how microeconomic factors impact the company's supply and demand, production/costs, market structure, and financial performance. It is divided into milestones, with the first two submitted partway through the course covering supply/demand/market equilibrium and production/costs. The full paper is due last and must integrate all elements, determining the industry's market structure and how it affects the company's strategy and finances.
Microeconomics analyzes individual consumers and firms to understand decision making, focusing on supply and demand to determine price and output in markets. Macroeconomics examines economy-wide phenomena like growth, unemployment, and inflation. Opportunity cost is the cost of the next best alternative forgone in order to pursue a certain action. Economies of scale arise when average costs decrease with increased output due to spreading fixed costs over more units of production. The law of diminishing returns states that adding more of one variable input while holding others constant will eventually lead to lower per-unit output.
This document discusses demand estimation and forecasting. It notes that demand estimation involves understanding the relationship between demand and its determinants, quantifying the nature of demand, and developing a demand function. The key aspects of demand estimation are identifying dependent and independent variables, developing a mathematical model, collecting primary and secondary data, estimating model parameters, and making estimates based on the model. However, the model cannot be exact due to qualitative consumer behavior. Demand forecasting estimates future demand values based on past data for purposes like production planning, materials purchasing, sales targeting, and financial planning. While useful, demand forecasting has uncertainties since demand depends on many variables and consumer psychology.
The document discusses methods for conducting a market appraisal to evaluate the demand and feasibility of a new product or project. It describes analyzing industry surveys, market surveys to define target customers, and qualitative and quantitative forecasting techniques like executive opinion, Delphi method, time series analysis, and trend projection to determine expected demand and sales. The appraisal also considers the existing market characteristics, price and demand trends, distribution channels, competition, and government policies.
This is a demo version of Williams & Marshall Strategy's report on the low density polyethylene market in Australia and New Zealand. The report presents a strategic analysis of the low density polyethylene market in the region and a forecast for its development in the medium term. It provides a comprehensive overview of the market, its dynamics, structure, characteristics, main players, growth and demand drivers, etc. This is the most detailed and comprehensive report about the low density polyethylene market in Australia and New Zealand currently available!
Market demand is the total demand for a product from all consumers in the market at a given time. It is calculated by summing the individual demands from each consumer. Individual demand refers to the quantity demanded by a single consumer at different price levels. A demand curve can graphically show the relationship between price and quantity demanded in the market. Forecasting market demand involves determining the factors that influence demand, collecting relevant historical sales data, and using statistical techniques to predict future demand levels over different time periods. The objective, time horizon, data collection methods, and demand forecasting techniques should all be considered when developing a market demand forecast.
This document provides information and instructions for a paper analyzing the demand for a microwavable frozen food product. It includes a regression equation and values for the independent variables of price, competitor's price, income, advertising, and number of microwaves. The supervisor has asked the writer to compute elasticities for each variable and analyze implications for pricing strategies. Additionally, the writer must plot demand and supply curves, determine equilibrium, and discuss factors affecting shifts in the curves. Academic resources must be used and formatting requirements followed.
Demand forecasting is essential for a firm to enable it to produce the required quantities at the right time and proper arrangements of all factors of production (Land, Labour, Capital, and Organisation). Demand Forecasting helps a firm to assess the probable demand for its products and plan its production accordingly.
This document discusses forecasting and demand measurement. Forecasting involves estimating future demand by anticipating customer behavior under different conditions. It is important for businesses to forecast in order to plan investments, products, and capacity. There are two types of forecasting: macro, which looks at total market demand, and micro, which focuses on unit sales. Choosing a forecasting method depends on required accuracy, available data, time horizon, and product lifecycle stage. Creating a sales forecast involves estimating market demand, a company's share of that demand, and an expected sales level based on marketing plans. Common forecasting techniques analyze past sales trends, customer intentions, and customer behaviors.
Company co managers must make decisions relating to r&d, componentARIV4
Company co-managers must make decisions relating to various aspects of business operations such as research and development, production, workforce, outsourcing, pricing, sales, and finance. Teams will be formed to manage virtual companies and make synergistic decisions. They must submit documentation including a company name, organizational chart, and job descriptions. Additionally, they must conduct research on digital cameras, including technical aspects, consumer benefits, and industry trends. Teams will also evaluate their company's position in international markets and submit a report analyzing market potential, employee attitudes in different cultures, and cultural differences in consumer perceptions.
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This document provides instructions for a business analysis assignment. Students are asked to analyze economic data and make recommendations to ensure the future success of a chosen business. They must identify the business's market structure and competitors, analyze macroeconomic trends over the past three years, evaluate demand trends, examine price elasticity, apply concepts of costs, and develop strategies based on their findings. Recommendations should address price and non-price strategies, production management, market position, and sustaining success considering demand, elasticity, the business cycle, and policies. At least three peer-reviewed and two government sources must be cited.
The power point presentation will help you understand Demand Estimation and Forecast in nutshell. It covers:
1) Estimation and its Methods
2) Forecast and its purpose
3) Steps to Forecast
4) Scope of Forecasting
5) Determinants for Demand Forecast
MKT 593 Effective Communication - snaptutorial.comdonaldzs33
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MKT 593 Week 1 Strategic Marketing Plan Innovation and Marketing
Write a 700- to 1,050-word paper explaining the role of innovation in marketing and develop an innovative idea for the Week 6 final assignment.
This presentation will give you an idea of what is demand forecasting and what are the different techniques which help businesses to forecast potential demand for their products.
1) Students will form groups of 3-4 to analyze one of four hospitality industries: hotel, restaurant, airline, or theme park.
2) Each group will choose a public company within their industry to conduct an in-depth economic analysis of using theories from class.
3) Groups will then develop a new product or service for their chosen company and present a business plan to "launch" this new offering as if presenting to the company's board of directors.
4) Presentations will be assessed based on creativity, thoroughness, realism, theoretical application, and presentation quality.
1) Students will form groups of 3-4 and choose one of three hospitality companies to analyze: Bangkok Airways, MK Restaurant, or Dusit Group.
2) Each group will analyze the company's annual report and identify a potential partner for a merger or acquisition. They will then formulate a business plan for the combined company.
3) At the end of the semester, groups will present their plan to the board of directors as if proposing an actual annual plan for approval. Their analysis and plan will be assessed based on creativity, thoroughness, realism, theoretical application, and presentation quality.
Demand analysis PPT OF MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS MBABabasab Patil
This document discusses methods for demand forecasting, including collecting qualitative and quantitative data on past and present demand, consumer attributes, prices, and sales promotions. Both primary and secondary data sources are outlined. Statistical forecasting methods covered include consumption level analysis using income and price elasticity, trend projection using moving averages and least squares regression, and demand regression analysis using relevant variables like income. The goal is to estimate demand functions and forecast demand using various quantitative techniques and combining statistical results with judgment.
This document provides guidelines for the first part of a final project assignment for an MBA course. It involves writing an individual microeconomic analysis paper on a publicly traded company. The paper must analyze how microeconomic factors impact the company's supply and demand, production/costs, market structure, and financial performance. It is divided into milestones, with the first two submitted partway through the course covering supply/demand/market equilibrium and production/costs. The full paper is due last and must integrate all elements, determining the industry's market structure and how it affects the company's strategy and finances.
Microeconomics analyzes individual consumers and firms to understand decision making, focusing on supply and demand to determine price and output in markets. Macroeconomics examines economy-wide phenomena like growth, unemployment, and inflation. Opportunity cost is the cost of the next best alternative forgone in order to pursue a certain action. Economies of scale arise when average costs decrease with increased output due to spreading fixed costs over more units of production. The law of diminishing returns states that adding more of one variable input while holding others constant will eventually lead to lower per-unit output.
This document discusses demand estimation and forecasting. It notes that demand estimation involves understanding the relationship between demand and its determinants, quantifying the nature of demand, and developing a demand function. The key aspects of demand estimation are identifying dependent and independent variables, developing a mathematical model, collecting primary and secondary data, estimating model parameters, and making estimates based on the model. However, the model cannot be exact due to qualitative consumer behavior. Demand forecasting estimates future demand values based on past data for purposes like production planning, materials purchasing, sales targeting, and financial planning. While useful, demand forecasting has uncertainties since demand depends on many variables and consumer psychology.
The document discusses methods for conducting a market appraisal to evaluate the demand and feasibility of a new product or project. It describes analyzing industry surveys, market surveys to define target customers, and qualitative and quantitative forecasting techniques like executive opinion, Delphi method, time series analysis, and trend projection to determine expected demand and sales. The appraisal also considers the existing market characteristics, price and demand trends, distribution channels, competition, and government policies.
This is a demo version of Williams & Marshall Strategy's report on the low density polyethylene market in Australia and New Zealand. The report presents a strategic analysis of the low density polyethylene market in the region and a forecast for its development in the medium term. It provides a comprehensive overview of the market, its dynamics, structure, characteristics, main players, growth and demand drivers, etc. This is the most detailed and comprehensive report about the low density polyethylene market in Australia and New Zealand currently available!
Market demand is the total demand for a product from all consumers in the market at a given time. It is calculated by summing the individual demands from each consumer. Individual demand refers to the quantity demanded by a single consumer at different price levels. A demand curve can graphically show the relationship between price and quantity demanded in the market. Forecasting market demand involves determining the factors that influence demand, collecting relevant historical sales data, and using statistical techniques to predict future demand levels over different time periods. The objective, time horizon, data collection methods, and demand forecasting techniques should all be considered when developing a market demand forecast.
This document provides information and instructions for a paper analyzing the demand for a microwavable frozen food product. It includes a regression equation and values for the independent variables of price, competitor's price, income, advertising, and number of microwaves. The supervisor has asked the writer to compute elasticities for each variable and analyze implications for pricing strategies. Additionally, the writer must plot demand and supply curves, determine equilibrium, and discuss factors affecting shifts in the curves. Academic resources must be used and formatting requirements followed.
Demand forecasting is essential for a firm to enable it to produce the required quantities at the right time and proper arrangements of all factors of production (Land, Labour, Capital, and Organisation). Demand Forecasting helps a firm to assess the probable demand for its products and plan its production accordingly.
This document discusses forecasting and demand measurement. Forecasting involves estimating future demand by anticipating customer behavior under different conditions. It is important for businesses to forecast in order to plan investments, products, and capacity. There are two types of forecasting: macro, which looks at total market demand, and micro, which focuses on unit sales. Choosing a forecasting method depends on required accuracy, available data, time horizon, and product lifecycle stage. Creating a sales forecast involves estimating market demand, a company's share of that demand, and an expected sales level based on marketing plans. Common forecasting techniques analyze past sales trends, customer intentions, and customer behaviors.
Company co managers must make decisions relating to r&d, componentARIV4
Company co-managers must make decisions relating to various aspects of business operations such as research and development, production, workforce, outsourcing, pricing, sales, and finance. Teams will be formed to manage virtual companies and make synergistic decisions. They must submit documentation including a company name, organizational chart, and job descriptions. Additionally, they must conduct research on digital cameras, including technical aspects, consumer benefits, and industry trends. Teams will also evaluate their company's position in international markets and submit a report analyzing market potential, employee attitudes in different cultures, and cultural differences in consumer perceptions.
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This document provides instructions for a business analysis assignment. Students are asked to analyze economic data and make recommendations to ensure the future success of a chosen business. They must identify the business's market structure and competitors, analyze macroeconomic trends over the past three years, evaluate demand trends, examine price elasticity, apply concepts of costs, and develop strategies based on their findings. Recommendations should address price and non-price strategies, production management, market position, and sustaining success considering demand, elasticity, the business cycle, and policies. At least three peer-reviewed and two government sources must be cited.
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This document provides instructions for a signature assignment that requires students to analyze the economic factors involved in a company expanding production to a foreign market. Students will:
1) Revise their previous analysis of a chosen company based on feedback.
2) Select a foreign market for the company to expand to and analyze macroeconomic indicators, competitors, sales forecasts, and other economic conditions in that country.
3) Write a conclusion recommending strategies for the company to enter the new market and manage future production based on their research.
The final report must be at least 2,800 words and cite at least three peer-reviewed sources.
ECO 201 Final Project Guidelines and Rubric Overview .docxtidwellveronique
ECO 201 Final Project Guidelines and Rubric
Overview
The final project for this course is the creation of a research paper. Every day, millions of economic choices are made by people—from what brand of soap to buy
to how many employees to hire for a factory. Microeconomics provides us with the tools, models, and concepts to better understand individual choices in the
marketplace and how resource allocation is determined at the micro level. The decisions made by individuals and households impact the market and influence
decisions made by firms. Firms use these tools as a way to determine pricing, output, and profit maximization. As a student of economics, you can use the
microeconomic principles to gain an understanding of how firms and individuals make decisions and also to make your own conclusions about actions we can
take to improve those decisions.
Now, imagine that you are a consultant to the firm of your choice. The firm has hired you to advise it on how it can ensure its future success as a company in its
current market. To do this, you will write a 7–9-page research paper analyzing market and business data to explain how the core microeconomic principles
impact the sustainability of the firm and what actions it can take to ensure success.
The project is divided into three milestones, which will be submitted at various points throughout the course to scaffold learning and ensure quality final
submissions. These milestones will be submitted in Modules Two, Four, and Five. The final submission will occur in Module Seven.
In this assignment, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following course outcomes:
ECO-201-01: Apply microeconomic models to real-world situations for informing effective business decisions
ECO-201-02: Analyze business and market data using microeconomic tools for their impact on business sustainability
ECO-201-03: Evaluate the structure of various markets for informing effective decision-making strategies
ECO-201-04: Assess the behavior and decisions of individuals and firms for their relation to the microeconomic framework
Prompt
You will work with your instructor to choose a firm for which you can find reliable data and information, both at the firm level and the industry level. The firm you
select must be a publicly traded company, must operate in the U.S. market, and must currently be in business. You will need instructor approval before continuing
on with your research paper in order to ensure you have met the necessary requirements. Publicly traded companies file reports with a great deal of data that
you will find useful for your analysis. Once you have selected a firm for your case study, you will gather information and data relevant to the firm and its industry
and use the core microeconomic principles you have learned in class to analyze the information and make a recommendation for your firm. You will compose a
7–9-page research paper in which you will.
ECO 201 Final Project Guidelines and Rubric Overview .docxjack60216
ECO 201 Final Project Guidelines and Rubric
Overview
The final project for this course is the creation of a research paper. Every day, millions of economic choices are made by people—from what brand of soap to buy
to how many employees to hire for a factory. Microeconomics provides us with the tools, models, and concepts to better understand individual choices in the
marketplace and how resource allocation is determined at the micro level. The decisions made by individuals and households impact the market and influence
decisions made by firms. Firms use these tools as a way to determine pricing, output, and profit maximization. As a student of economics, you can use the
microeconomic principles to gain an understanding of how firms and individuals make decisions and also to make your own conclusions about actions we can
take to improve those decisions.
Now, imagine that you are a consultant to the firm of your choice. The firm has hired you to advise it on how it can ensure its future success as a company in its
current market. To do this, you will write a 7–9-page research paper analyzing market and business data to explain how the core microeconomic principles impact
the sustainability of the firm and what actions it can take to ensure success.
The project is divided into three milestones, which will be submitted at various points throughout the course to scaffold learning and ensure quality final
submissions. These milestones will be submitted in Modules Two, Four, and Five. The final submission will occur in Module Seven.
In this assignment, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following course outcomes:
Apply microeconomic models to real-world situations for informing effective business decisions
Analyze business and market data using microeconomic tools for their impact on business sustainability
Evaluate the structure of various markets for informing effective decision-making strategies
Assess the behavior and decisions of individuals and firms for their relation to the microeconomic framework
Prompt
You will work with your instructor to choose a firm for which you can find reliable data and information, both at the firm level and the industry level. The firm you
select must be a publicly traded company, must operate in the U.S. market, and must currently be in business. You will need instructor approval before continuing
on with your research paper in order to ensure you have met the necessary requirements. Publicly traded companies file reports with a great deal of data that
you will find useful for your analysis. Once you have selected a firm for your case study, you will gather information and data relevant to the firm and its industry
and use the core microeconomic principles you have learned in class to analyze the information and make a recommendation for your firm. You will compose a
7–9-page research paper in which you will analyze the market and business data to explain ...
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This assignment addresses how both monetary and fiscal policies have been used during the so-called Great Recession, which began in December 2007 and ended in June 2009, to the present to moderate the business cycle.
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ECO 520 Final Project Investment Opportunity Analysis Guidelines .docxjack60216
ECO 520 Final Project: Investment Opportunity Analysis Guidelines and Grading Guide
Overview
This investment opportunity analysis project is designed to guide you through the process of applying key components of advanced microeconomics theories to typical
business decisions. You will assume the role of an entrepreneur, and you will conduct an analysis focusing on an investment opportunity of your choice. In your analysis you
will carefully evaluate key factors influencing the demand for the product, cost and supply issues, the role of market structure, and competitive analysis on firm strategy.
You will also analyze the effects of government regulations and market intervention on potential profitability, and you will use price and non-price strategies to support
product introduction. Using the above analyses, the last step in your final project requires you to model the potential financial viability of the proposed new product using
approximate figures. You will determine whether or not to recommend investing in the development and commercialization of the investment opportunity to your business
partners.
This assignment will assess your mastery of the following course outcomes:
• Analyze product demand, company revenues, and the effects of external market influences through the use of microeconomic principles
• Analyze organizational costs and identify technical and economically efficient methods of production and acquisition of resources through the use of microeconomic
principles and tools
• Evaluate the effect of market structure and consumer behavior on firm strategies and profitability
• Recommend pricing strategies based on marketing conditions, which improve firm profitability and can be effectively implemented
• Evaluate government regulations and interventions for their effects on business and market performance
Prompt
Develop an analytical document informed by key advanced microeconomic theories and principles. The purpose of your analysis is to assist with the decision to implement
a product or service for a start-up company (submit your product or service for approval to the instructor).
Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed in your analysis:
1. Opportunity Background and Demand: In this section you will identify an appropriate investment opportunity specific to introducing a new product or service. You
will analyze product demand and company revenues specific to this opportunity applying key economic principles to support your reasoning.
a. Background: Provide a brief background on the company, product line, and proposed product. This is where you would lay the foundation for the analysis
that follows. What is the significance of this opportunity?
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b. Demand: Evaluate key non-price variables that are expected to support existing or potential demand specific to this opportunity and support your
evaluation with sources. For example, this is where you want to include rationale f ...
The document provides an overview of the ECO 365 Principles of Microeconomics course, including assignments for each of the 5 weeks. Week 1 assignments involve analyzing the 10 principles of economics and how markets work. Week 2 assignments focus on equilibrium, taxation, international trade, and externalities. Week 3 requires a competitive analysis of a product in the marketplace. Week 4 assignments examine trends in occupations and wages. Week 5 assignments explore consumer choice theory and the frontiers of microeconomics. Students are asked to write papers, develop presentations, and complete a final exam analyzing various microeconomic topics and principles throughout the course.
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This assignment asks students to analyze whether a Domino's Pizza location should open in their community. Students are instructed to:
1) Conduct demographic research and use relevant variables in a demand analysis.
2) Input data into a regression analysis to determine the coefficient of determination and how it impacts the opening decision.
3) Test the statistical significance of the regression and how it impacts the decision.
4) Forecast four months of pizza demand using the regression and justify assumptions.
5) Determine whether Domino's should open based on the forecast, providing rationale.
6) Cite government sources for demographic data.
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This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
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This will be used as part of your Personal Professional Portfolio once graded.
Objective:
Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
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2. Research Analysis for Business
Scenario: Imagine you are a business consultant to
a Business. You have been asked to analyze,
advise, and create recommendations on how the
firm can ensure its future success in its current
market.
Prepare a minimum 1,050-word analysis of
economic data and business data to explain how
the core economic principles impact the OITI
sustainability of the firm and what actions the
firm
can take to ensure success.
Address the following:
• Identify the market structure your chosen firm
operates in, analyze your chosen firm's current
market share, and identify the firm's local/global
competitors. Analyze the barriers to entry in this
market to illustrate the potential for new
competition and its impact on your firm's future in
the market. Hints: Be sure you review the barriers
3. to entry discussed in the course text. You
might consider presenting the data
graphically.
• Identify and explain trends in current
macroeconomic indicators for last three years
including:
• Current stage of the business cycle.
• Real gross domestic product (GDP).
• Inflation as measured by the consumer price
index (CPI).•
Unemployment
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• Current rate for borrowing funds such as the
so-called "prime rate." Note: A requirement of
the Week 1 Influence of Economics on Household
Decision Making report was to gather data on
the CPI, GDP, and interest rates, so you should
consider reviewing the feedback you received on
the Week 1 report.
• Evaluate trends in demand over last three
years and explain their impact on the industry
and the
firm. Include quarterly (last two quarters) and
rate
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4. annual sales (last three years) figures for the
product your firm sells. Create business strategies
by analyzing information and data related to the
demand for and supply of your firm's product(s)
to support your recommendation for the firm's
actions. Remember to include a graphical
representation of the data and information used in
your analysis.
• Examine available, current data and
information, such as pricing and the availability of
substitutes,
and explain how you could determine the price
elasticity of demand for your firm's product.
Assess how the price elasticity of demand impacts
the firm's pricing decisions and revenue growth.
• Apply the concepts of variable and fixed costs
to your firm for informing its output decisions. For
instance, analyze how different kinds of costs
(labor, research and development, raw materials)
affect the firm's level of output.
• Based on the data gathered and analysis
performed for this report write a conclusion in
which you:
5. • Create business strategies, including price and
non-price strategies, based on your market
structure to ensure the market share and
potential market expansions and explore global
opportunities for your business in a dynamic
business environment and provide
recommendations.
• Develop a recommendation for how the firm
can manage its future production by synthesizing
the macroeconomic and microeconomic data
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• Propose how the firm's position within the
market and among its competitors will allow it
to take your recommended action.
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• Recommend strategies for the firm to sustain its
success going forward by evaluating the findings
from demand trends, price elasticity, current
stage of the business cycle, and government
policies.
Cite a minimum of three peer-reviewed references
and a minimum of two government economic data
sources/references.