| Standard & Poor's Industry Surveys: Trends & Projections 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Alcohol & tobacco companies seeking fortunes around the globe.(Industry Overview) | Business, general | |
| A really big show - that's entertainment.(Movies & Home Entertainment)(US movie and home entertainment industries)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | |
| Chemicals: a basic industry.(Chemicals: Basic)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | |
| Chemicals industry near trough of business cycle.(Industry Overview) | Business, general | O'Reilly, Richard |
| Consumer spending is on a roll.(Retailing: General) | Business, general | |
| Consumers remain in buying mode.(houshold durables sector)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | Levy, Efraim |
| Don't blink, you might miss something.(Standard & Poor's Industry Surveys: Investment Services)(investment services industry in early 1999)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | Schneider, Michael |
| Earnings hold up in 1998, but difficulties lie ahead.(Chemicals: Basic)(chemical industry)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | |
| Economic trends drive metals.(Metals: Industrial)(industrial metals industry)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | |
| How the economy got so good. | Business, general | Blitzer, David M. |
| Industry fundamentals get a bit more favorable.(Standard & Poor's Industry Surveys: Paper & Forest Products)(paper and forest products industry)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | Jaffe, Michael |
| Industry surveys: autos & auto parts.(Industry Overview) | Business, general | Levy, Efraim |
| Industry surveys: oil & gas: equipment & services.(Industry Overview) | Business, general | Rosenberg, Norman |
| Industry survey: trends & projections.(analysis of the US economy) | Business, general | Blitzer, David M. |
| Low unemployment and inflation continues as bright spots in the economy. | Business, general | |
| Massive retail industry propels U.S. economy.(Retailing: General)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | |
| Off to a strong start.(US economy) | Business, general | |
| On to the fall ....(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | |
| Onward and upward.(robust growth of the U.S. economy) | Business, general | |
| Outlook improves as new units decline.(restaurant industry)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | |
| Paper industry learns to control capacity growth.(Standard & Poor's Industry Surveys: Paper & Forest Products)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | Jaffe, Michael |
| Satisfying the nation's appetite.(restaurant industry)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | |
| Saturated markets lead to consolidation.(household durables sector)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | Levy, Efraim |
| Show business enters cyberspace.(Movies & Home Entertainment)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | |
| Steel imports clobber U.S. industry in '98.(Metals: Industrial)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | |
| Steel industry weakness persists in early '99.(Industry Overview) | Business, general | Larkin, Leo J. |
| The ever-growing options for investing.(Standard & Poor's Industry Surveys: Investment Services)(brokerage and asset management business)(Industry Overview) | Business, general | Schneider, Michael |
| The Fed takes its first step.(Federal Reserve's monetary policies) | Business, general | Blitzer, David M. |
| The new economy.(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | |
| Time for tobacco industry to pay the piper.(Industry Overview) | Business, general | |
| Trees don't grow to the sky.(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | |
| Trends & projections.(1999 forecast for the financial markets and the economy) | Business, general | Blitzer, David M. |
| Trends & projections.(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | Blitzer, David M. |
| Waiting for the Fed.(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | |
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