Equal division - forecasting methods, Corporate Finance

Equal division divides M equally over the SKUs in N. Thus,

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There are two main reasons for including this simplistic approach. First, the approach is used by the case company, in combination with Method 1. Second, this approach serves as a benchmark for interpreting the performance of other methods.

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