Exam 4: Forecasting
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________ forecasts address the business cycle by predicting inflation rates,money supplies,housing starts,and other planning indicators.
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A(n)________ forecast uses an average of the most recent periods of data to forecast the next period.
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moving average
A fundamental distinction between trend projection and linear regression is that
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The last four months of sales were 8,10,15,and 9 units.The last four forecasts were 5,6,11,and 12 units.The Mean Absolute Deviation (MAD)is
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Linear regression is known as a(n)________ because it incorporates variables or factors that might influence the quantity being forecast.
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Which time-series model uses past forecasts and past demand data to generate a new forecast?
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What is the forecast for May based on a weighted moving average applied to the following past demand data and using the weights: 4,3,2 (largest weight is for most recent data)?


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The larger the number of periods in the simple moving average forecasting method,the greater the method's responsiveness to changes in demand.
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Give an example-other than a restaurant or other food-service firm-of an organization that experiences an hourly seasonal pattern.(That is,each hour of the day has a pattern that tends to repeat day after day. )Explain.
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If a barbershop operator noted that Tuesday's business was typically twice as heavy as Wednesday's,and that Friday's business was typically the busiest of the week,business at the barbershop is subject to ________.
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Patterns in the data that occur every several years are called circuits.
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If Brandon Edward were working to develop a forecast using a moving averages approach,but he noticed a detectable trend in the historical data,he should
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The quarterly "make meeting" of Lexus dealers is an example of a sales force composite forecast.
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Seasonal indices adjust raw data for patterns that repeat at regular time intervals.
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For a given product demand,the time series trend equation is 53 - 4 X.The negative sign on the slope of the equation
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The forecasting model that pools the opinions of a group of experts or managers is known as the
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Which of the following statements about time-series forecasting is true?
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Given the following data,calculate the three-year moving averages for years 4 through 10.


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