ETPs strong
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- Automotive applications drive ETPs in western Europe. Pfeifer, Sylvia // Chemical Week;4/2/1997, Vol. 159 Issue 13, p39
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- Automotive end uses drive demand. Walsh, Kerri // Chemical Week;6/25/1997, Vol. 159 Issue 25, p36
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- U.S. need for TPEs to increase 6.7%. // Plastics News;05/08/2000, Vol. 12 Issue 10, p36
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- World Thermoplastics Market Appears Set for Lasting Growth. Richards, Don // Chemical Market Reporter;11/08/99, Vol. 256 Issue 19, p7
Predicts the global market growth for thermoplastics in 2010. Factors that drive the changes in the industry to meet competitive challenges in the industry; Major companies that support the growth of the industry; Companies that supply the growth of polyvinyl chloride (PVC).
- Analysts predict price slump from PE glut. Esposito, Frank // Plastics News;4/10/2000, Vol. 12 Issue 6, p4
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- TPE forecast to grow for next five years. // Plastics News;11/8/99, Vol. 11 Issue 38, p37
Focuses on forecasts dealing with the thermoplastic elastomers market in the United States.
- TP price increases put on hold. Sherman, Lilli Manolis // Plastics Technology;Oct96, Vol. 42 Issue 10, p73
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