Semiconductor Shortage

With semis becoming critical in almost every area of the economy at an ever-accelerating rate which I call the "Great Acceleration" the semiconductor industry is going to see shortages in many areas as not only the number of uses faces ever-accelerating growth but the markets themselves. We are going to see and have already are seeing ever more and creative uses of semis on top of the growth in already established markets. All this presents a tidal wave of opportunities for semis of all types, not just traditional chips.
The solar and battery areas are but one example of this and both are growing and advancing at ever faster rates with the obsolescence of older systems adding to the demand at an ever-accelerating rate. The speed of obsolescence is only adding to the demand, adding a second significant driver to the ever-expanding market for semis. For any business plan in almost all industries, the rate of change in technologies and their increasing penetration along with obsolescence has to be taken into account and a vision of radical changes technology can bring on has to be central to any business plan. Shortages of critical semis will have to factor in as part of any business equation.

THE DATASET HAS 10 COLUMNS Each one are as follows;
Date:given in dd/mm/yy format.
Producer Price Index(By Industry in $): It is a group of indexes that calculates and represents the average movement in selling prices from domestic production over time.
Import and Export Price Index: measure the change in prices of goods and services purchased from abroad by U.S. consumers and businesses (imports) and sold to foreign buyers
No. of employed peoples in the semiconductor industry: employment indicator.
Export Price Index (End-use excluding without semiconductors): measure the change in prices of goods and services purchased from abroad by U.S. consumers and businesses (imports) and sold to foreign buyers but without including semiconductor.
Relative Importance Weights : (Contribution to the Total Industrial Production Index % WISE)
Import Price Index(End Use): Capital Goods, Excluding Computers, Peripherals, and Semiconductors.
Export Price Index(End Use): Capital Goods, Excluding Computers, Peripherals, and Semiconductors
Industrial Production: Non-Energy Excluding Motor Vehicles & Parts, Computers, Communications Equipment, and Semiconductors