Forecasting is the process of estimating future events by analyzing past and present behaviors, which aids in planning and organizational promotion. It has limitations such as reliance on assumptions and associated time and cost factors. Various techniques for forecasting include historical analogy, surveys, opinion polls, and econometric models.
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Forecasting
Forecasting is the process of estimating future events by analyzing past and present behaviors, which aids in planning and organizational promotion. It has limitations such as reliance on assumptions and associated time and cost factors. Various techniques for forecasting include historical analogy, surveys, opinion polls, and econometric models.
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Forecasting
• Process of estimating the relevant event of
future, based on the analysis of heir past and present behavior Planning Forecasting
comprehensive Helps planning
Decision making No decision making
Importance of forecasting • Promotion of organization • Key of planning • Coordination and control limitations • Based on assumptions • Not absolute truth • Time and cost factor techniques • Historical analogy • Survey • Opinion poll • Business barometers • Time series analysis • Extrapolation • Regression • Econometric models