The Phrase, "Forecasts Do Not Develop in a Vacuum," Is

question 78

Multiple Choice

The phrase, "Forecasts do not develop in a vacuum," is a reminder that:

• A)Forecasters are known not to work well alone
• B)Planners will offer ten plans when asked for one
• C)Competitors also make plans and react to ours
• D)Forecasts should be developed at headquarters

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