Sales Data For Economic Data Analysis
A comprehensive view of sales transactions
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A comprehensive view of sales transactions
@kaggle.abhishekrp1517_sales_data_for_economic_data_analysis
Year: This column represents the year in which the transaction occurred. It could be used to track trends over time or to filter the data based on a specific year or range of years.
Month: This column represents the month in which the transaction occurred. It could be used to track trends over time or to filter the data based on a specific month or range of months.
Customer Age: This column represents the age of the customer. It could be used to segment customers based on age ranges or to analyze the purchasing behavior of different age groups.
Customer Gender: This column represents the gender of the customer. It could be used to segment customers based on gender or to analyze the purchasing behavior of different genders.
Country: This column represents the country where the transaction occurred. It could be used to analyze sales by country or to filter the data based on a specific country or range of countries.
State: This column represents the state where the transaction occurred. It could be used to analyze sales by the state or to filter the data based on a specific state or range of states.
Product Category: This column represents the broad category of the product sold. It could be used to analyze sales by product category or to filter the data based on a specific product category.
Sub Category: This column represents the specific subcategory of the product sold. It could be used to analyze sales by subcategory or to filter the data based on a specific subcategory.
Quantity: This column represents the quantity of the product sold. It could be used to analyze sales volume or to calculate the total revenue generated from a particular product or product category.
Unit Cost: This column represents the cost of producing or acquiring one unit of the product. It could be used to calculate profit margins or to compare the costs of different products or product categories.
Unit Price: This column represents the price at which one unit of the product was sold. It could be used to analyze pricing strategies or to compare the prices of different products or product categories.
Cost: This column represents the total cost of the products sold, which is calculated as the product of the quantity and the unit cost. It could be used to analyze the cost structure of the business or to calculate the profit margin of each sale.
Revenue: This column represents the total revenue generated by the sales, which is calculated as the product of the quantity and the unit price. It could be used to analyze the overall sales performance of the business or to calculate the profit generated by each sale.
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