Future-oriented Spending
Chemical companies target 13% rise in capital spending in 2005, but only a modest increase to R&D is considered
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February 7, 2005 Cover
Volume 83, Issue 6
Chemical companies target 13% rise in capital spending in 2005, but only a modest increase to R&D is considered
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Chemical companies target 13% rise in capital spending in 2005, but only a modest increase to R&D is considered
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