IBISWorld

Source

IBISWorld gathers its industry research and statistics data from a wide range of reputable sources to ensure comprehensive and reliable reports. Here’s a detailed breakdown of where their data comes from:

Primary Data Sources Used by IBISWorld

1. Government and Public Sector Data

• National statistics agencies (e.g., U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Statistics Canada, Eurostat)
• Central banks and financial regulators
• Trade and industry associations
• Public filings (e.g., SEC filings, annual reports)

2. Industry and Market Reports

• Existing market research from reputable firms
• Trade publications and specialized industry journals
• Company profiles and analyst reports

3. Company Financials and Performance

• Financial statements of public companies
• Data from private company databases where available
• Profit & loss, revenue, and cost structure analysis

Proprietary Surveys and Interviews

• Direct surveys of industry participants
• Expert interviews with analysts, executives, and consultants

Economic Indicators and Macroeconomic Data

• GDP growth rates, employment data, inflation rates
• Economic forecasts and trends

Methodology Behind IBISWorld Data

IBISWorld combines this raw data with:

• Econometric Modeling
• Trend Analysis
• Forecasting Techniques
• Risk Analysis

Their analysts interpret both quantitative and qualitative data to produce industry reports, including:

• Market size and outlook
• Competitive landscape
• Key success factors
• External drivers (e.g., economic or regulatory changes)

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