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Old 14-05-2005, 11:25 PM   #1
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Default Market Shares

We had some discussion a little while ago about market shares, particularly in relation to the Territory. This got me to having a better look at how these individual segments have been performing over the last couple of years after looking at the longer term trends.

The results of this (brief) analysis can be found HERE
The review of the Territory impact can be found HERE
The longer term trend, including the impact of Fleet Sales can be found HERE

Comments and discussion can be conducted in this thread.

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