Supply Chain Management

Category - Demand

A forecast error can be best defined as:
  1. The error that measures the random component of demand.
  2. The error that measures discreet components of production.
  3. The error that measures a variable quantity of supply.
  4. None of the above.
Explanation
Answer: A - Forecast error measures the random component of demand. This measure is important because it reveals how inaccurate a forecast is likely to be and what contingencies a firm may have to plan for.
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