THE PLACE OF THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY IN THE WORLD

  • Elizabeth Akintomide Titilayo «Grodno State Agrarian University»
  • Andrei I Hanchar «Grodno State Agrarian University»
Keywords: World, development, factors, impact, sustainability, chemical Industry, GDP, USA, Germany, Russia, Nigeria

Abstract

The article analyses the world’s place of chemical industry. The purpose of this research study is to provide
a comprehensive situation of the chemical industry in the world, with our primary focus on a few countries; U.S.A,
Germany, China and Nigeria, what challenges face the chemicals sector as it moves toward green (sustainable)
chemistry. The main attention is also paid to the impact of these chemical industries on the world’s economy

Author Biographies

Elizabeth Akintomide Titilayo, «Grodno State Agrarian University»

Master’s student of the Department of Economic Theory EI

Andrei I Hanchar, «Grodno State Agrarian University»

Head of the Department Economic Theory EI

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Published
2022-02-17
How to Cite
Titilayo, Elizabeth Akintomide, and Andrei I Hanchar. 2022. “THE PLACE OF THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY IN THE WORLD”. EurasianUnionScientists, February, 03-09. https://econ-law.euroasia-science.ru/index.php/Euroasia/article/view/798.
Issue
EURASIAN UNION OF SCIENTISTS. SERIES: ECONOMIC AND LEGAL SCIENCES. VOLUME 1 №01 (94) (2022)
Section
Article

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