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ECON3310001.1251 Lab Eleven

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Constructing KPIs – 12-Month Retention Rate Let’s calculate a key performance indicator (KPI), which is a measurable value used to track progress toward a specific business goal. Definitions: A user’s start date is defined as the start date of their first policy with us. A user is considered retained if they have at least one valid policy exactly 12 months after their start date. A valid policy is one that has not ended or been canceled by that point. Task: Calculate the 12-month retention rate. Hint: First, identify each user’s earliest start_date. Then, check whether the user had a valid policy active exactly one year later. A valid policy must have: A start_date on or before the 12-month mark, and A policy_end_date or cancellation_date after the 12-month mark. You may need to use IFNULL() to handle policies without a cancellation date. Question: What percentage of users in the dataset were still active customers one year after their first policy began? Answer in decimals — for example, if your answer is 15%, write 0.15.

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The problem asks for the 12-month retention rate as a decimal, based on a dataset of users and their policy histories. Since there are no multiple-choice options provided, we will outline a clear, implementable approach and the reasoning behind each step so you can compute the value. First, identify each user’s earliest start_date. This establishes the reference point (the policy start) for determining retention at the 12-month mark. If a user has multiple policies, only the earliest start date should be used to anchor the 12-month window for that user. Next, for each user, determine whether they are retained exactly 12 months after their start_date. Retention is defined as the user having at least one valid policy that is active at or beyond the 12-month point and started ......Login to view full explanation

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