Dow CEO on Earnings, Input Costs and Capital Gains Tax

The video discusses the company's strong quarterly performance despite challenges like the Texas winter storm. It highlights the demand in consumer markets and the impact of pricing momentum. The materials and coatings business faced setbacks due to planned downtimes but is expected to recover. Input costs, particularly hydrocarbons, are rising, but labor costs remain stable. The discussion also covers the potential impact of tax policies on competitiveness and investment strategies, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach to maintain American manufacturing competitiveness.

What are the expected outcomes of the incremental growth projects announced for the next four years?

What challenges does the materials and coatings business face according to the discussion?

How are input costs affecting the company's operations and pricing strategies?