Mexico vs the UK: is GDP comparable?
Thanks , that resolves it.
That's fair.
Agreed.
Thanks for catching that détail. See /u/plg_hurin_pham/p/plot-0000.
That's a solid approach.
Can you split Q1 out?
Húrin Phạm We expected this after the pricing change.
Noted.
+1, and South Africa looks the same way.
The title could be more descriptive.
Year definition changeHúrin Phạm Very good.
I'm convinced.
Adding this to the review list. (edited to fix a unit)
What's driving the spike in March?
Worth noting Chile and Benelux are not measured the same way over the post-2020 window. (edited to fix a unit)
Supported by the data. See /u/plg_hurin_pham/p/plot-0000.
That's right.
Helena Trakand I was thinking the same.
Makes sense.
How is
Region derived?Despina Vogel Can we make the units clearer?
I'm wondering whether the spike is driven by genuine demand or if it's an artifact of how we're aggregating across regional time zones — have we accounted for that temporal shift?
+1, and MEA looks the same way.
What's the minimum sample size? See /u/plg_hurin_pham/p/plot-0000.
Is there a lag between when an event happens and when it's reflected in the data — could the timing shift be a data pipeline issue rather than a user behavior change?
Yep.
The 2002 break is a coverage gap — it shows up in every series from that source.
Agreed. See /u/plg_hurin_pham/p/plot-0000.
That's last week's snapshot. (edited to fix a unit)
Húrin Phạm The error is subtle but significant — we're including the zero-value placeholder rows in the sum, which inflates the total by roughly 12% compared to when we filter them out explicitly in the query.
Should we be looking at moving average instead?
That holds up.
Why the drop-off after week 8?
Why does China dip in 2012?