February 24 2010
Volume 40, Issue 4
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Cautious optimism remains the theme for the economy in 2010. Slow but steady improvement is being seen in several sectors, yet the latest round of earnings reports demonstrate a hesitation to proclaim the U.S. and global economies have entered the recovery phase.
Last month, Donald A. Norman, an economist for the Manufacturers Alliance/MAPI, referred to the economy having been in “rehab” during the last quarter, while now it “finally appears to be on the road to recovery.”
Indeed, manufacturing – one of the hardest hit sectors during this recession – began posting some positive numbers.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, manufacturing added …
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Wholesale revenues increased in December, while inventories declined.
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News briefs from Feb. 11 – 25, 2010.
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Modern Distribution Management’s Industrial Inflation Index measures a cross-section of industrial supplies.
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This is the MDM Public Distributor Report, provided on a quarterly basis to subscribers of Modern Distribution Management. This report includes an overview of public distributor earnings calls, Airgas and Air Products acquisition talk, and financial metrics for publicly traded distribution companies.
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This is the MDM Public Distributor Report, provided on a quarterly basis to subscribers of Modern Distribution Management. This report includes an overview of public distributor earnings calls, Airgas and Air Products acquisition talk, and financial metrics for publicly traded distribution companies.
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The product group listed here – Safety Products -represented a market in 2009 of $X.XX billion, accordingto estimates by Industrial Market Information,Minneapolis. The charts in the pdf linked below show the top ten industries, by SIC code,consuming these products; and the 2009 end-userconsumption of these groups sorted by the ninegovernment market regions.
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Cautious optimism remains the theme for the economy in 2010. Slow but steady improvement is being seen in several sectors, yet the latest round of earnings reports demonstrate a hesitation to proclaim the U.S. and global economies have entered the recovery phase.
Last month, Donald A. Norman, an economist for the Manufacturers Alliance/MAPI, referred to the economy having been in “rehab” during the last quarter, while now it “finally appears to be on the road to recovery.”
Indeed, manufacturing – one of the hardest hit sectors during this recession – began posting some positive numbers.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, manufacturing added …
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Wholesale revenues increased in December, while inventories declined.
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News briefs from Feb. 11 – 25, 2010.
- Premium
Modern Distribution Management’s Industrial Inflation Index measures a cross-section of industrial supplies.
- Premium
This is the MDM Public Distributor Report, provided on a quarterly basis to subscribers of Modern Distribution Management. This report includes an overview of public distributor earnings calls, Airgas and Air Products acquisition talk, and financial metrics for publicly traded distribution companies.
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This is the MDM Public Distributor Report, provided on a quarterly basis to subscribers of Modern Distribution Management. This report includes an overview of public distributor earnings calls, Airgas and Air Products acquisition talk, and financial metrics for publicly traded distribution companies.
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The product group listed here – Safety Products -represented a market in 2009 of $X.XX billion, accordingto estimates by Industrial Market Information,Minneapolis. The charts in the pdf linked below show the top ten industries, by SIC code,consuming these products; and the 2009 end-userconsumption of these groups sorted by the ninegovernment market regions.
