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In modeling, assumptions on what you think will come
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to for the inputs or metrics in the model.
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It can be assumptions about the circumstances that affect the metrics in the model.
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To build your assumptions out,
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you start with information available to you based on historical data.
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For example, we can assume we will continue to gain
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market share at the same rate as we have for the last six months,
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or we assume that we will continue to see spikes and
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sales around holidays or on certain days of the week.
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As you make assumptions,
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pay attention to your forecasts about metrics you have less control over.
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Costs are usually harder to change drastically.
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So, when you make your assumptions about reducing the future costs,
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make sure you're being realistic.
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For instance, when estimating the cost of delivery,
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the cost of gas is typically harder to predict since gas prices are fairly volatile.
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So, in general, be careful about the assumptions you make about changes in costs,
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and check to see if those assumptions are reasonable and make sense.
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