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Research Methods for Managerial Decisions

fee Time product at any given point in time is partially accounted before by it's previous point. For example, if the price of coffee goes up by 10%, that means a ten cent rise if the existing price is one dollar, but a 50 cent increase if the existing price is five dollars.

In the example given, the model being used is already a strong one, as the R-square of .546 indicates that 54.6 percent of the variation in the price index is explained by advertising spending alone. By adding the lagged values, Coffee Time can see that, although the model is slightly stronger in explaining 57% o

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