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You can receive the Industry Overview 2006 issue of Environmental Business Journal (Vol. XIX No. 9/10) AND the special market data pack for $495 (a $780 value!).
The data package includes the following data tables. (Some of the tables contain unpublished data, available only in this package.)
Data US01-06: U.S. Environmental Industry Revenues, 2004-2005:
U.S. environmental industry annual revenue for the years 2004 and 2005 in each of the 14 environmental industry segments. Also projected growth rates for 2006-2010.
Data US02-06: U.S. Environmental Industry by Decade 1970-2010:
U.S. environmental industry annual revenue for the years 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000 and 2010 and 10-year growth rates for each decade in each of the environmental industry segments.
Data US03-06: Growth of the U.S. Environmental Industry vs. the U.S. Economy: 1970-2005: U.S. Environmental Industry annual growth rates compared to ‘chained’ U.S. GDP growth in table and graphic form.
Data US04-06: U.S. Environmental Industry Historical & Projected Revenues by Industry Segment, 1970-2010:
The complete set of annual historical (1970-2005) and projected (2006-2010) market size in each of the 14 environmental industry segments. Also included is a comparison of "core environmental services", "water & waste segments", and the U.S. gross domestic product in graphic and tabular format, and a comparison of services, equipment and resources in tabular form.
Data US05-06: U.S. Environmental Industry Revenue by Media, 2005: Quantification of market size and revenue generation by media (air, water/wastewater, hazardous waste, remediation, solid waste, multimedia) in each of the 14 environmental industry segments.
Data US06-06: U.S. Environmental Industry Revenue by Function, 2005: A table of market size and revenue generation by environmental function segment (Compliance/Pollution Control/Remediation, Environmental Infrastructure/Operation & Maintenance, and Resource Productivity) in each of the 14 environmental industry segments. This table captures what portion of the environmental industry's revenues are 'finite' in the sense that they will not be in demand in the future, compared to more stable and higher growth areas.
Data US07-06: 2 Tables: U.S. Environmental Industry by Revenue Generation & U.S. Environmental Industry by Revenue Source: Public v. Private Sector, by Industry Segment, 2005: U.S. environmental industry revenue by business type (public/private) and client type (public sector/private sector) in each of the environmental industry segments.
Data US08-06: U.S. Environmental Industry Profile in 2005:
Number of companies, employment and dollars in revenue per employee in each of the environmental industry segments.
Data US09-06: U.S. Environmental Industry Trade Balance in 2005:
U.S. Environmental Industry, U.S. Environmental Market, U.S. Environmental Industry Exports, U.S. Environmental Market Imports, and Trade Surplus by all of the 14 environmental industry segments. |
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