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Charts can demonstrate the potential outcomes of revenues and margins by visually representing different scenarios. For instance, a bar chart can be used to compare the projected revenues and margins for different strategic scenarios. Each bar in the chart can represent a different scenario, and the height of the bar can represent the projected revenue or margin for that scenario. This allows the audience to easily compare the potential outcomes of each scenario and make informed decisions.
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As an example, Berinato shows to audiences a set of bar charts that were presented by a consultant aiming to help a client choose between four strategic scenarios (this is the context). A consultant is standing in front of the clients in a boardroom trying to demonstrate what will come of revenues and margins in the four scenarios.
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