Hi all,
I would like to know what is the best approach to model the company in auto industry? Think BMW, Volkswagen, Toyota.
As they are present in multiple markets, I don't think that modelling each country would make sense. Revenue growth seems to simple for the industry at this stage. In my mind I would go with the number of units sold * avg price?
Thanks
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