Strategic Market Management – A Mathematical Perspective on Profit-Loss Forecasting

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Prasun Chakrabarti, Biswajit Satpathy, Meghana Ramchandra Tribuwan, Jonathan Andrew Ware, Ananda Shankar Hati, Pradeep Chhawchharia

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The paper points out a mathematical based perspective of strategic management. Fixed term loss can be governed mathematically by the principle of recurrence relations for equidistant time-spans between initial observed profit and subsequent loss, and subsequent loss and regaining profit as per initial measure. The quantitative percentage of profit in successive times phases including initial seed are linearly dependent in case of any stochastic business fluctuation resulting in marginal gain.Statistical analysis of business forecasting in case of a frequent event (profit or loss) can be governed by the point estimation method and furthermore, if there bears an exponential relation between quantitative measure of an estimate (profit or loss) and the corresponding timing instant of incidence, then the same relation is valid, if the estimate is observed in the mid-timing interval. The priority of arrival of past event (either profit or loss ) in business forecasting can be computed on the basis of neuro-associator

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