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Global chemical industry R&D is well despite declining research intensity

Despite declining research intensity, research and development is alive and well in the global chemical industry. Which leading players are seeking to strengthen international activities?

Cynthia Challenger/Vermont

SINCE ITS inception, the chemical industry has placed a high priority on investing in research and development (R&D). While the absolute amount of dollars spent continues to climb, research intensity (R&D/sales) has actually fallen in recent years.



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INSIGHT: Project plans exposed as priorities shift
"The petrochemicals map will change but possibly not in the way that many now think." more

ICIS radio Americas October 13, 2008

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