Could you please provide some feedback on this case solution?
Case: calculate the # of coffee bought by students in the Astana Coffee Shop in the university?
# of students in the university: 7000
Structure:
Total number of units sold yearly = Population of Uni (7000) * # of students drinking coffee (75% → 3 out of my 4 friends drink coffee) * % that drinks in the Astana Coffee Shop (20% → I'm not sure about this number) * Average number of coffee bought (~80 cups → Low Consumer (10%) consumes once a month, Medium Consumer (80%) consumes once a week, High Consumes (10% once a day → 10%*12 + 80%*52 + 10%*365=79,3) => 89600 cups yearly.
I'm not sure about: % that drinks in the Astana Coffee Shop. There are 5 coffee shops in the university, but assuming that each coffee shop has equal market share might be biased. How to tackle this issue?