Growth rate
((current − prior) / prior) × 100Only for comparable periods with a valid, non-zero prior value.
Analytical workbench
Yugalinks turns structured global trade records into comparable metrics and research signals. Definitions, periods, inputs and missing-data rules matter as much as the resulting number.
Opportunity score / worked model
Illustrative weighting. Every production score should expose its active inputs, period and confidence.
Formula bench
Examples show the analytical form, not a promise that every workflow uses the metric identically. The active result should expose its dimensions and source.
((current − prior) / prior) × 100Only for comparable periods with a valid, non-zero prior value.
selected supplier value / defined market valueThe denominator depends on product, flow, supplier set and year.
Σ supplier share²Higher values indicate supply concentrated among fewer suppliers; interpretation remains contextual.
Metric glossary
Signals guide investigation. They should not be presented as official statistics unless the cited source defines them that way.
Score blueprint
The blueprint above is illustrative. Production weighting should identify active factors, normalization, period and confidence. A high score means “investigate this evidence next”, not “enter this market”.
Transformations: country and partner alignment, HS mapping, period alignment and flow harmonisation improve usability without removing source limits.
Missing values: missing, zero, suppressed, estimated and aggregated observations must not be silently collapsed.
AI: explanation uses available filters and calculated outputs; it does not invent a separate methodology.
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