displayfireworks1
08-10-2023, 09:09 PM
I was in communication with an Academic from a law school in Japan. He is working on commercial trade of fireworks. I provided him with some contact people here in United States. In turn he shared some of his data for United States. Part of his project is: Is fireworks usage increasing or decreasing around the world? I was more than happy to help and really did not ask for anything. He decided to share this data for United States.
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On a side note, when looking at the data. I am trying to figure out why was there a dramatic increase in 2011 of Net Weight but not a corresponding increase in Trade Value that year comparatively using the previous year’s cost/KG as a value of cost/net wt. ? Then in 2012 the net weight goes down and Trade Value goes up! Must be the weight of those dam clay plugs. LOL
I guess if you are a student of research and/or mathematics etc you can analysis this data in multiple ways, trade value/pound over the years adjusted for inflation etc. Either way, something interesting to review for the industry as a whole here in United States.
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Sorry I need to add the data is in KG and not per pound . I guess first KG needs converted to pound and then cost per pound .
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On a side note, when looking at the data. I am trying to figure out why was there a dramatic increase in 2011 of Net Weight but not a corresponding increase in Trade Value that year comparatively using the previous year’s cost/KG as a value of cost/net wt. ? Then in 2012 the net weight goes down and Trade Value goes up! Must be the weight of those dam clay plugs. LOL
I guess if you are a student of research and/or mathematics etc you can analysis this data in multiple ways, trade value/pound over the years adjusted for inflation etc. Either way, something interesting to review for the industry as a whole here in United States.
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Sorry I need to add the data is in KG and not per pound . I guess first KG needs converted to pound and then cost per pound .
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You may need to sign on to your pyrotalk forums account to review the .xlsm Excel document.