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33 The market size of each product can be forecast based on growth expectations. 4 Product A's growth will decelerate, declining linearly by .5\% every year. 5 Product B's growth will be stable at 10% annually. \begin{tabular}{|l|l} 37 & \\ 38 & \\ 39 & Market Size Units \\ 40 & Product A \\ 41 & Product B \\ 42 & \\ 43 & Market Unit Growth Rate \\ 44 & Product A \\ 45 & Product B \\ 46 & \\ 47 & Company Sales Model \\ \hline \end{tabular} The sales of the company for each product can be calculated based on an outlook for its market share of the product. 49 The company's market share of Product A is expected to be flat. 50 The company's market share of Product B is expected to decline by 5% this year because of a new entrant but will then remain flat thereafter. 51 Capacity Expansion Model 22 Product A and B require the same amount of capacity to manufacture. That simplifies the analysis of capacity as we can measure capacity in 'units' of Product A and B as a common denominator. 63 The company will choose to deploy scarce capacity on the most profitable products. 64 The price of Product A is $110 and the price of Product B is $100. 65 Therefore, the company will manufacture Product A before Product B. 66 The company currently has 500 units of capacity. 67 The Unit Sales Given Capacity Constraints forecast of sales is based on the scenario that no capacity is added. 68 Write formulas in the green boxes below to calculate how many units of each product would be sold. 69 Hint: You will need to use a MIN/MAX/IF function. b ... MODEL Marketing Stratagy | MODEL Make-Buy Decision MODEL Manufacturing Strategy Capacity Expansion Model 2 Product A and B require the same amount of capacity to manufacture. That simplifies the analysis of capacity as we can measure capacity in 'units' of Product A and B as a common denominator. 63 The company will choose to deploy scarce capacity on the most profitable products. 64 The price of Product A is $110 and the price of Product B is $100. 65 Therefore, the company will manufacture Product A before Product B. 66 The company currently has 500 units of capacity. 67 The Unit Sales Given Capacity Constraints forecast of sales is based on the scenario that no capacity is added. 68 Write formulas in the green boxes below to calculate how many units of each product would be sold. 69 Hint: You will need to use a MIN/MAX/IF function. 6 The company will have to add capacity over the next decade to satisfy demand. \begin{tabular}{l|l} 77 & The company will have to add capacity over the next decade to satisfy \\ 78 & Economies of Scale in Plant Construction \end{tabular} 33 The market size of each product can be forecast based on growth expectations. 4 Product A's growth will decelerate, declining linearly by .5\% every year. 5 Product B's growth will be stable at 10% annually. \begin{tabular}{|l|l} 37 & \\ 38 & \\ 39 & Market Size Units \\ 40 & Product A \\ 41 & Product B \\ 42 & \\ 43 & Market Unit Growth Rate \\ 44 & Product A \\ 45 & Product B \\ 46 & \\ 47 & Company Sales Model \\ \hline \end{tabular} The sales of the company for each product can be calculated based on an outlook for its market share of the product. 49 The company's market share of Product A is expected to be flat. 50 The company's market share of Product B is expected to decline by 5% this year because of a new entrant but will then remain flat thereafter. 51 Capacity Expansion Model 22 Product A and B require the same amount of capacity to manufacture. That simplifies the analysis of capacity as we can measure capacity in 'units' of Product A and B as a common denominator. 63 The company will choose to deploy scarce capacity on the most profitable products. 64 The price of Product A is $110 and the price of Product B is $100. 65 Therefore, the company will manufacture Product A before Product B. 66 The company currently has 500 units of capacity. 67 The Unit Sales Given Capacity Constraints forecast of sales is based on the scenario that no capacity is added. 68 Write formulas in the green boxes below to calculate how many units of each product would be sold. 69 Hint: You will need to use a MIN/MAX/IF function. b ... MODEL Marketing Stratagy | MODEL Make-Buy Decision MODEL Manufacturing Strategy Capacity Expansion Model 2 Product A and B require the same amount of capacity to manufacture. That simplifies the analysis of capacity as we can measure capacity in 'units' of Product A and B as a common denominator. 63 The company will choose to deploy scarce capacity on the most profitable products. 64 The price of Product A is $110 and the price of Product B is $100. 65 Therefore, the company will manufacture Product A before Product B. 66 The company currently has 500 units of capacity. 67 The Unit Sales Given Capacity Constraints forecast of sales is based on the scenario that no capacity is added. 68 Write formulas in the green boxes below to calculate how many units of each product would be sold. 69 Hint: You will need to use a MIN/MAX/IF function. 6 The company will have to add capacity over the next decade to satisfy demand. \begin{tabular}{l|l} 77 & The company will have to add capacity over the next decade to satisfy \\ 78 & Economies of Scale in Plant Construction \end{tabular}