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08-12-2011, 06:22 PM
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Distributions useful for modeling growth
I have 26 years of sales data for an individual company and want to fit a distribution around the sales growth. I don't know which distribution is commonly used for growth. Is it Lognormal? Laplace? I've done what I can to scour the research but haven't found exactly the information I'm looking for. I'm hoping that someone here has faced a similar project and can offer some pointers. Thanks!!
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