Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene (ABS) Industry Outlook in Singapore to 2016 - Market Size, Price Trends and Trade Balance


Summary
GlobalData’s report, Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene (ABS) Industry Outlook in Singapore to 2016 - Market Size, Price Trends and Trade Balance provides an in-depth coverage of Singapore ABS industry. The research presents ABS demand and production forecasts, end use demand forecasts, price trends, and trade balance data. Overall, the report presents a comprehensive coverage of Singapore ABS industry including all the major parameters.

Scope
- ABS industry market dynamics in Singapore from 2000 to 2016 consisting of market size, demand and production outlook, demand by end use sector, and average prices
- Trade balance data from 2000 to 2016 including import and export data, net exports and imports as percentage of demand in the country

Reasons to buy
- Obtain the most up to date information available on the ABS industry in Singapore
- Benefit from GlobalData’s advanced insight on the ABS industry in Singapore

Published : June 2012                    No. of Pages : 19                         Price:  US$1000 Buy Now

Table of Contents
1 Table of Contents 2
1.1 List of Tables 3
1.2 List of Figures 3
2 Singapore Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene (ABS) Industry, Market Dynamics, 2000-2016 4
2.1 Singapore Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene (ABS) Industry, Market Size, 2000-2016 4
2.2 Singapore ABS Industry, Demand and Production Outlook, 2000-2016 6
2.3 Singapore ABS Industry, Demand by End Use Sector, 2011 8
2.4 Singapore ABS Industry, Price Forecasts, 2000-2016 9
3 Singapore ABS Industry, Trade Balance, 2000-2016 11
3.1 Singapore ABS Industry, Imports and Exports, 2000-2016 11
3.2 Singapore ABS Industry, Net Exports, 2000-2016 13
3.3 Singapore ABS Industry, Imports as Percentage of Demand, 2000-2016 15
4 Appendix 17
4.1 Definitions 17
4.2 Abbreviations 17
4.3 GlobalData’s Methodology 17
4.3.1 Coverage 17
4.3.2 Secondary Research 17
4.3.3 Primary Research 18
4.3.4 Expert Panel Validation 18
4.4 Contact Us 18
4.5 Disclaimer 19

List of TablesTable 1: Singapore, ABS Industry, Demand Value, $m, 2000-2016 5
Table 2: Singapore, ABS Industry, Demand, MMTPA, 2000-2016 7
Table 3: Singapore, ABS Industry, Demand by End Use Sector, %, 2011 8
Table 4: Singapore, ABS Industry, Price Forecasts, $/Tonne, 2000-2016 10
Table 5: Singapore, ABS Industry, Imports and Exports MMTPA, 2000-2016 12
Table 6: Singapore, ABS Industry, Net Exports, MMTPA, 2000-2016 14
Table 7: Singapore, ABS Industry, Imports as Percentage of Demand, %, 2000-2016 16

List of FiguresFigure 1: Singapore, ABS Industry, Demand Value, $m, 2000-2016 4
Figure 2: Singapore, ABS Industry, Demand, MMTPA, 2000-2016 6
Figure 3: Singapore, ABS Industry, Demand by End Use Sector, %, 2011 8
Figure 4: Singapore, ABS Industry, Price Forecasts, $/Tonne, 2000-2016 9
Figure 5: Singapore, ABS Industry, Imports and Exports MMTPA, 2000-2016 11
Figure 6: Singapore, ABS Industry, Net Exports, MMTPA, 2000-2016 13
Figure 7: Singapore, ABS Industry, Imports as Percentage of Demand, %, 2000-2016 15

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  1. alfred15 December 2012 at 17:22

    We all are particular about the shape of our bodies. If we aren't that worried right now, we will be at some point in the future, at least once in our lives.

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