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Market Sizing WITH SOLUTION - Coffee Shop Revenue

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Case Prompt:

Estimate the daily revenue of your nearest coffee shop.

Clarifying information:

  1. You can pick any coffee shop of your choice
  2. We would like a “typical” day (i.e. weekday)
  3. All revenue (all purchases)
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