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Determinants of Export Sales Forecast Performance: Some Preliminary Evidence from UK Exporters,portant activity for many companies (e.g. Gourlay, 1995; Cassell, 1996) and that planning for export operations takes place in an environment typically characterised by a high degree of uncertainty (Gillespie, 1989; Raven et al, 1994), the preparation of accurate sales forecasts becomes essential fo