Fuel Budget for Tobacco Logistics Distribution Based on MA -Least Squares Method
Abstract
Implementing the dual carbon development strategy is a responsibility and task that state-owned enterprises must undertake. Research has found effective financial budgets, which can drive innovative development and promote green development. This article takes the commercial logistics distribution of cigarettes as the research object and proposes a distribution budget model based on quadratic moving average combined with least squares method. By collecting historical data, a quadratic moving average distribution mileage prediction model is established. Based on the distribution mileage, the fuel consumption is calculated using the least squares method, and then combined with the average fuel price, the fuel cost is scientifically and rigorously predicted to make accurate and effective budgets.
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PDFDOI: https://doi.org/10.22158/ibes.v6n4p196
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