Tuesday, July 08, 2003 12:11:37 AM
Anyway, for the sake of argument, let’s say the Annual Report identified a major company who bought/sold 15% of their products. You look up the total revenue and do the math. The only problem is that you can’t determine how many units sold without knowing the price per unit. How did you figure that one out?
I’m also looking forward to the impressive results of the 30 TV spots reportedly shown in Orlando. Wasn't that supposed to be about 2400 units by your estimates? That should have been worth a PR!
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