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Forecasts of consumer buying trends are more frequently being based on surveys of consumers’ “subjective purchase probabilities,” rather than on their verbal “buying intentions.” However, a planning horizon of 6 months or longer is usually employed. What happens to the speed, accuracy, and usefulness of these forecasts when the horizon is shortened to 90-day probabilities?
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