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Trend extrapolation is (Multiple Choice Question)

Trend extrapolation is
A) given a large amount of historical data on certain interrelated factors, one attempts to conceptualize alternative futures.
B) detecting faulty underlying assumptions before forecasting errors can occur.
C) the process of asking some authorities in the area to make an "informed guess" about the future.
D) the extension of present trends into the future.
E) the process of converting intuition and hunches into reality.

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Strategic Management and Business Policy: Globalization, Innovation and Sustainablility

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Authors: Wheelen, Hunger, Hoffman

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