Bottom-up approach for preparing sales forecast

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1. Create a Nutrient Content Claim

Create a Nutrient Content Claim for your choice of either Lays Potato Chips or Peter Pan Peanut Butter, being careful to consider any possibly required disclosure statements. Also include a mental map depicting your findings, and a short explanation.

2. Summarize the 2017 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.

3. Distinguish the differences and similarities between the top-down approach and the bottom-up approach for preparing a sales forecast. Please elaborate and use examples.

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