Its data fairly closely approximates a straight line [Linear Drains Suppliers]
This means that its data fairly closely approximates a straight line, and there is little volatility in the data (spiking). While you can see that the yearly seasonal trend (Jan - dec) in the US is the most pronounced of any country, each year also closely approximates the previous yearly trend meaning that there are relatively few outliers (spikes of very low or high demand) away from the seasonal trend.The exponential trend line for the US has an R2 value that is even higher than its linear trend line R2 value. This means that an bathroom floor drain Suppliers exponential trend is an even better fit for the US data than a linear trend line, and that growth over the four years generally has been occurring at an increasing rate.
However from the comparison of seasonal trend data, it is shown that the gradient of the latest year has increased the least over the past four years. The US growth is still strong but less than it was three and four years ago.Australia has the highest ‘celiac search value per month' of any country (4.2 compared to US 2.7). This suggests that per head of population that Australia is the most mature gluten free market of the countries analyzed. It's yearly season trend (2008 gradient = 0.0219) was much less pronounced than the US, (2008 gradient = 0.0917). Its four year trend was also less: Australia linear gradient = 0.0029 compared to the US = 0.0117.When these four countries are plotted on the GFP Matrix - Adjusted Celiac searches/ mth V ‘GDP per person' it is seen that Australia sits slightly below the logarithmic trend line, while the US sits very high above it - suggesting that the US should potentially have at least double the number of searches per celiac that it currently does - excluding limiting factors discussed below.
The relatively low linear gradient for Australia may be of concern (market reaching maturity early or stalling), however the R2 value for the exponential trend line is closer to 1.0 than the linear R2 suggesting that the market is still mildly increasing above a linear trend.Affect of Global Financial Crisis (GFC)The long term growth trend information above suggests that the US and Canada should have the highest current (last year) growth rates followed by Australia then UK. However as the GFC was considered to have ground zero in the US, it is expected that this country could be the heaviest hit, and have reduced its gluten free demand the most.Note Google data is available on a weekly basis, The data below is the average data for the month selected.
However from the comparison of seasonal trend data, it is shown that the gradient of the latest year has increased the least over the past four years. The US growth is still strong but less than it was three and four years ago.Australia has the highest ‘celiac search value per month' of any country (4.2 compared to US 2.7). This suggests that per head of population that Australia is the most mature gluten free market of the countries analyzed. It's yearly season trend (2008 gradient = 0.0219) was much less pronounced than the US, (2008 gradient = 0.0917). Its four year trend was also less: Australia linear gradient = 0.0029 compared to the US = 0.0117.When these four countries are plotted on the GFP Matrix - Adjusted Celiac searches/ mth V ‘GDP per person' it is seen that Australia sits slightly below the logarithmic trend line, while the US sits very high above it - suggesting that the US should potentially have at least double the number of searches per celiac that it currently does - excluding limiting factors discussed below.
The relatively low linear gradient for Australia may be of concern (market reaching maturity early or stalling), however the R2 value for the exponential trend line is closer to 1.0 than the linear R2 suggesting that the market is still mildly increasing above a linear trend.Affect of Global Financial Crisis (GFC)The long term growth trend information above suggests that the US and Canada should have the highest current (last year) growth rates followed by Australia then UK. However as the GFC was considered to have ground zero in the US, it is expected that this country could be the heaviest hit, and have reduced its gluten free demand the most.Note Google data is available on a weekly basis, The data below is the average data for the month selected.
