Interpreting Marketing Data Flashcards

1
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Negative correlation

A

An increase in one numerical variable causes a decrease in another variable

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2
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Positive correlation

A

An increase in one variable causes an increase in another variable

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3
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Strong correlation

A

Two variables are closely related. If shown on a scatter diagram, the points would be in a straight line

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4
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Confidence intervals show

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They show the possible range of outcomes for a given confidence level

Stated numerically

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5
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Extrapolation definition

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Means forecasting sales in the near future based on what has happened in the recent past

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6
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Price elasticity of demand definition

A

The responsiveness of demand to a change in the selling price
PED is always negative

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7
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Formula for PED

A

%Change in demand / %Change in price
PED is always negative

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8
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If PED is between 0 and -1, demand is [1] and an increase in price causes an increase in [2]

A
  1. Inelastic
  2. Revenue
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9
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Fill the gaps

If PED is between -1 and -2, demand is [1] and a decrease in price causes a [2] in revenue

A

Elastic
Increase

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