Forecasting Sand And Gravel, Crushed Stone, And Aggregate Demand In The United States (09f5e76e-fa98-4c91-b79f-ee6c1a88e1f6)

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
James R. Evans
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Jan 1, 1978

Abstract

Forecasting demand is an art as well as a science, and much personal judgment is required. National forecasts made for sand and gravel, crushed stone, and/or aggregate may be misleading or unhelpful locally. This is because of significant variation in demand within different geographic and/or political areas in the United States, and/or the use of an inadequate data base and forecasting methodology. The best forecasts may be made for local or regional market areas, irrespective of geographic or political boundaries, provided a proper data base is available. The Bureau of Mines compiles detailed statistics on commodities sold or used in the construction industries and, therefore, is in an advantageous position to make national aggregate demand forecasts.
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APA: James R. Evans  (1978)  Forecasting Sand And Gravel, Crushed Stone, And Aggregate Demand In The United States (09f5e76e-fa98-4c91-b79f-ee6c1a88e1f6)

MLA: James R. Evans Forecasting Sand And Gravel, Crushed Stone, And Aggregate Demand In The United States (09f5e76e-fa98-4c91-b79f-ee6c1a88e1f6). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1978.

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