Hi everyone,
could you please tell me where 5.6 jars consumption per household per year comes from? I didn't see it as an additional information…
Jars per year = 1.8m * 5.6 = 10,080,000 jars/year
I would be grateful if you could help me understand this number (5.6).
Best regards,
Dominika
Hi Dominika,
Thanks for solving my case! In terms of your question:
Q: I would be grateful if you could help me understand this number (5.6).
As mentioned by Ian, you can find how the number is calculated from the table in Part 3 of the case:
Please note that this is a possible estimate, therefore your estimate could be different from the one reported.
Best,
Francesco
Hi Dominika,
It comes from the weight average of the estimates!
Remember though, you should not have gotten this answer….because…everyone will estimate differently!
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