2023
DOI: 10.2991/978-94-6463-098-5_197
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Analysis on the Impact of the COVID-19 Epidemic on the Plastics Industry

Abstract: The Covid-19 pandemic started at the beginning of 2020 has negatively affected the world for various aspects, ranging from health, economic and social issues. This paper examines the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the plastics industry in China based on the developments in the plastics market and aims to provide information for those companies both inside and outside the plastic industry. Through analysis it finds that while the epidemic has a partial negative impact on the plastics industry, it also bring… Show more

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“…( of Wang Jian [35] , Li Shuang [36] , the COVID-9 has led to more than half of the coal enterprises to face the problem that raw materials can not be generally supplied in place, the lower rate of rework of the employees, the higher cost of enterprise operation, and the obstruction of logistics and transportation, and a small portion of the coal enterprises face the problem of the reduction of market orders, the block of the product sales channels, the strict specification of the measures that lead to the shutdown of the production or the impact on the efficiency, the tightness of the capital chain, the rent and taxes pressure, enterprise orders can not be average production and operation, downstream user demand is reduced, the enterprise's own epidemic prevention and control of no certainty and coal stockpiles are at a high level and other reasons for the impact, and the enterprise did not make timely adjustments to this change, which has been a more significant impact. And this impact is continuous, although reduced, but still not completely subside.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…( of Wang Jian [35] , Li Shuang [36] , the COVID-9 has led to more than half of the coal enterprises to face the problem that raw materials can not be generally supplied in place, the lower rate of rework of the employees, the higher cost of enterprise operation, and the obstruction of logistics and transportation, and a small portion of the coal enterprises face the problem of the reduction of market orders, the block of the product sales channels, the strict specification of the measures that lead to the shutdown of the production or the impact on the efficiency, the tightness of the capital chain, the rent and taxes pressure, enterprise orders can not be average production and operation, downstream user demand is reduced, the enterprise's own epidemic prevention and control of no certainty and coal stockpiles are at a high level and other reasons for the impact, and the enterprise did not make timely adjustments to this change, which has been a more significant impact. And this impact is continuous, although reduced, but still not completely subside.…”
Section: Summary Of This Chaptermentioning
confidence: 99%