Estimation Flashcards

1
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canadian population

A

40 mill

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2
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people per household

A

2.5

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3
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life expectancy

A

83 years

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4
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median household income

A

$61400

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5
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smartphone penetration

A

86%

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6
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online shopping

A

28.1 mil

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7
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urban

A

81%; toronto, montreal, calgary,

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8
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What are the estimation proxys

A

individual, household, proxy(stores, gas pumps)

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9
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when to use individual

A

Use when the focus is on personal consumption, usage, or behavior.

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10
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when to use household

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Use when the product or service applies to a shared group, like a family or living unit.

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11
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when to use proxy

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Use when direct data isn’t available, and you substitute similar data or a related metric to estimate indirectly.

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12
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Market sizing: TAM

A

total addressable market
entire market for your product

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13
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Market sizing: SAM

A

serviceable addressable market
size of your segment (target)

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14
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Market sizing: SOM

A

serviceable obtainable market
your share: how much of segment you can win

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15
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profitability framework

A

profit - revenue - price per unit, # units sold
- costs - fixed, variable (cost per unit, units produced)

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16
Q

whats the market sizing approach

A

population (household or infividual) x % of pop x purchase frequency x purchase quantity x unit cost

17
Q

how do estimate revenues

A

revenues per day/store/customer -> number of stores/days/customers -> total revenues