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Pricing of End Product

2.36. Historical Price of Sodium Sulfate
Table 2.108. Historical Price of Sodium Sulfate (National Statistics Office, 2015)

Figure 2.37. Historical Price of Sodium Sulfate (National Statistics Office, 2015)

2.37. Projection of Price of Sodium Sulfate

Based on its historical data, statistical projection of the Price of Sodium Sulfate was
made by the four statistical methods discussed earlier.
2.37.1. Arithmetic Straight Line Method
Table 2.109. Historical Values of Sodium Sulfate using ASLM

2.37.2. Arithmetic Geometric Curve Method

Table 2.110. Historical Values of Sodium Sulfate using AGCM

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2.37.3. Statistical Straight Line Method

Table 2.111. Historical Values of Sodium Sulfate using SSLM

2.37.4. Statistical Parabolic Curve Method

Table 2.112. Historical Values of Sodium Sulfate using SPCM

The table below shows the Price of Sodium Sulfate for the next ten years, starting from
2015, using the four statistical projection methods.
Table 2.113: Projected Price of Sodium Sulfate using ASLM, AGCM, SSLM, and SPCM

Figure 2.38: Graphical representation of Price of Sodium Sulfate using the four
statistical projection methods

Table 2.114. Summary of standard deviations using the four statistical methods

Table 2.115. Summary of Projected Price of Sodium Sulfate for Year 2016-2026

Figure 2.39: Graphical representation of projected Price of Sodium Sulfate

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2.31. Historical Supply of Sulfuric Acid

Below shows the supply of the end product, Sulfuric Acid for the past ten years.
Table 2.92. Historical Supply of Sulfuric Acid (National Statistics Office, 2015)

Figure 2.31. Historical Supply of Sulfuric Acid (National Statistics Office, 2015)
By the year 2005, Sulfuric Acid has the least supply due to incompetent quality
of Sulfuric Acid in the Philippines. But on the next three succeeding years, almost 67%
increase is shown due to the shortage of production of some countries. But by 2009, it
faced a 10% decrease due to prevalent issue of chromium compounds. Though for the
next years it has succeeded and continues to fluctuate due to chromic acid issues and
debates.
2.32. Projection of Supply of Sulfuric Acid
Based on its historical data, statistical projection of the demand of Sulfuric Acid was
made by the four statistical methods discussed earlier.
2.32.1. Arithmetic Straight Line Method
Table 2.93. Historical Values of Sulfuric Acid using ASLM

2.32.2. Arithmetic Geometric Curve Method

Table 2.94. Historical Values of Sulfuric Acid using AGCM

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2.32.3. Statistical Straight Line Method

Table 2.95. Historical Values of Sulfuric Acid using SSLM

2.32.4. Statistical Parabolic Curve Method

Table 2.96. Historical Values of Sulfuric Acid using SPCM

The table below shows the projected supply of Sulfuric Acid for the next ten years,
starting from 2015, using the four statistical projection methods.
Table 2.97: Projected Values of Sulfuric Acid using ASLM, AGCM, SSLM, and SPCM

Figure 2.32: Graphical representation of projected Supply of Sulfuric Acid using the four
statistical projection methods

Table 2.98. Summary of standard deviations using the four statistical methods
Table 2.99. Summary of Projected Values for Year 2016-2026

Figure 2.33: Graphical representation of projected Demand andSupply of Sulfuric Acid

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