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Fetches yearly P&L financials for one or more companies. Monetary values are in millions of the requested currency, rounded to 3 decimals. Each yearly row includes a conversionRate — the annual average FX rate applied from the stored USD baseline to the target currency (e.g. NOK 10.75 means 1 USD = 10.75 NOK; always 1 when currency=USD). Non-USD responses may show small rounding differences. A row's reportedLineItems is a partial map: entries appear only for line items reported that year, so an empty map is valid data, not an error. Each reported line item includes a source string naming the underlying data provider (e.g. "Proff (NO)"). Companies with no data are surfaced in notFoundCompanyIds (plural form) or by returning rows: [] (singular form). Defaults: last 3 calendar years, all 14 line items, USD.

get_company_financials

Opens an Economic Mind market by slug: what its definition rules in and out, the companies called at its edge, the concluded size, the analysis’s own confidence grades, and which further chapters the market carries. Each chapter has its own tool.

get_market

The named supplier–customer relationships an Economic Mind market runs on, for the ones the analysis put a value on: who supplied whom, what the source says, and the contract’s total and annualized figures with a 1–10 grade. Each case states the currency it was written in, which need not be the market’s. Unsized relationships are counted, not carried.

get_market_contracts

Who buys from an Economic Mind market and what the analysis concluded they spend: the purchase boundary, the archetypes demand splits into, and the named buyers with the spend estimated for each. Neither roll-up is a market total — `get_market_size` carries that, and the observed contracts behind these relationships are in `get_market_contracts`.

get_market_customers

An Economic Mind market’s concluded development year by year, in three metrics — its value, the volume behind it, and the price of a unit — each year carrying the rate the analysis concluded and the reasoning it wrote. The three are independent readings rather than a decomposition. Rates are percentage points, where 4.2 is 4.2%.

get_market_growth

The ranked supplier table behind an Economic Mind market’s bottom-up size: each analysed company’s revenue, the share of it that falls inside the market, and what that comes to.

get_market_players

How an Economic Mind market’s headline size was arrived at: the scope the figure measures, every independent method behind it with the bridge onto this market, and the figure they were triangulated to with its 1–10 grade.

get_market_size

Searches companies by name or description in the Economic Mind company index. Returns the top matches for each query, ordered by relevance score, with company id, name, summary, HQ, relevance score, and whether financials are available via get_company_financials.

search_companies

Market size, growth, segmentation, demand, leading players and more. Matches a query by its words — across each market's name, definition, scope statements and geography — and also by meaning, by spelling and by the companies analysed in a market. Returns one market per matching concept, with the other geographies the same concept is covered in named beside it; the market returned for a concept is the geography its words matched best, or the concept's first by slug where meaning, spelling or a company found it. Each carries slug, name, definition, geography, market size, a relevance score and a snippet. Coverage: a curated set of more than 13000 market reports.

search_markets

Sends the user’s feedback on Economic Mind’s data or tools to the Economic Mind team: F. ex. a figure or source that looks wrong, a market or company that is missing, a tool that behaves unexpectedly, a feature request, or praise.

submit_feedback