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시장보고서
U.S. Chemical and Biological Detection Markets
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Abstract
The size of the U.S. chemical and biological markets has been increasing
continuously. In 2007, the market was worth $195.3 million and is expected to
have a CAGR of 16.1 percent from 2006 to 2012. The entire market is expected
to increase to more than $200 million by 2012.
Table of Contents
1. TITLE PAGE
Title Page of Research Service
- U.S. Chemical and Biological Detection Markets
Disclaimer
Certification
Table of Contents
- Table of Contents of Research Service
2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Market Overview
- Title Slide
- Introduction
- Terrorism Trends
- U.S. Economic Analysis and Outlook
- U.S. Chemical and Biological Detection Market Overview
- Competitive Overview
- Market Attractiveness Assessment
Methodology
- Title Slide
- Market Engineering Measurements
- Frost & Sullivan' s Expertise and Relationships
- Frost & Sullivan' s Proven Methodology
Chemical Detection Market
- Title Slide
- Market Overview
- Market Drivers and Analysis
- Market Restraints and Analysis
- Market Trends and Analysis
- Product Comparison
- Competitive Structure
- Market Participants
- Competitive Environment
- Market Share
- Competitive Analysis
- Program Overview
- Program Roadmap
Biological Detection Market
- Title Slide
- Market Overview
- Market Drivers and Analysis
- Market Restraints and Analysis
- Market Trends and Analysis
- Product Comparison
- Competitive Structure
- Market Participants
- Competitive Environment
- Market Share
- Competitive Analysis
- Program Overview
- Program Roadmap
About Frost and Sullivan
- Frost & Sullivan Overview
3. DECISION SUPPORT DATABASE
Decision Support Database Tables
- Military Expenditure - Equipment (Million USD)
- Military Expenditure - Research and Development (Million USD)
- Military Expenditure - Others (Million USD)
- Military Expenditure (Billion USD)
- Military Expenditure as a percentage of GDP
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