Interpreting Marketing Data Flashcards
Negative correlation
An increase in one numerical variable causes a decrease in another variable
Positive correlation
An increase in one variable causes an increase in another variable
Strong correlation
Two variables are closely related. If shown on a scatter diagram, the points would be in a straight line
Confidence intervals show
They show the possible range of outcomes for a given confidence level
Stated numerically
Extrapolation definition
Means forecasting sales in the near future based on what has happened in the recent past
Price elasticity of demand definition
The responsiveness of demand to a change in the selling price
PED is always negative
Formula for PED
%Change in demand / %Change in price
PED is always negative
If PED is between 0 and -1, demand is [1] and an increase in price causes an increase in [2]
- Inelastic
- Revenue
Fill the gaps
If PED is between -1 and -2, demand is [1] and a decrease in price causes a [2] in revenue
Elastic
Increase