US Industry and Trade Outlook

TOC

	Getting the Most Out of Outlook ’98	ix
	Economic Assumptions	xiii
	The World Economic Outlook	xix
	Highlights of Outlook ’98	xxxi
	Acknowledgments	xxxix
1	Metals and Industrial Minerals Mining	1-1
2	Coal Mining	2-1
3	Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas	3-1
4	Petroleum Refining	4-1
5	Electricity Production and Sales	5-1
6	Construction	6-1
7	Wood Products	7-1
8	Construction Materials	8-1
9	Electric Lighting and Wiring Equipment	9-1
10	Textiles	10-1
11	Paper and Allied Products	11-1
12	Chemicals and Allied Products	12-1
13	Plastics and Rubber	13-1
14	Metals	14-1
15	General Components	15-1
16	Microelectronics	16-1
17	Metalworking Equipment	17-1
18	Production Machinery	18-1
19	Electrical Equipment	19-1
20	Environmental Technologies	20-1
21	Aerospace	21-1
22	Shipbuilding and Repair	22-1
23	Industrial and Analytical Instruments	23-1
24	Photographic Equipment and Supplies	24-1

25	Printing, Publishing, and Electronic Media	25-1
26	Information Services	26-1
27	Computer Equipment	27-1
28	Computer Software and Networking	28-1
29	Space Commerce	29-1
30	Telecommunication Services	30-1
31	Telecommunications and Navigation Equipment	31-1
32	Entertainment	32-1
33	Apparel and Fabricated Textile Products	33-1
34	Footwear, Leather, and Leather Products	34-1
35	Processed Foods and Beverages	35-1
36	Motor Vehicles	36-1
37	Automotive Parts	37-1
38	Household Consumer Durables	38-1
39	Recreational Equipment	39-1
40	Other Consumer Durables	40-1
41	Wholesaling	41-1
42	Retail Trade	42-1
43	Transportation	43-1
44	Travel and Tourism	44-1
45	Health and Medical Services	45-1
46	Medical and Dental Instruments and Supplies	46-1
47	Financial Services	47-1
48	Securities, Mutual Funds, and Commodity Futures Trading	48-1
49	Professional Business Services	49-1
50	Education and Training	50-1
Index: Index-1