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Titel (primär) Chemicals regulation and the Porter hypothesis. A critical review of the new European chemicals regulation
Autor Frohwein, T.; Hansjürgens, B.
Quelle Journal of Business Chemistry
Erscheinungsjahr 2005
Department OEKON
Band/Volume 2
Heft 1
Seite von 19
Seite bis 36
Sprache englisch
Abstract In this contribution, discussion about the Porter Hypothesis and the pros and cons of the new European chemicals regulation system REACH are tied together. The contribution seeks to apply the Porter Hypothesis to the field of European chemicals regulation. Porter's claim of positive effects of regulation on innovations seems especially important for the chemicals sector pursuing differentiation. But, understanding Porter's concept of strategic management indicates that certain segments of the chemicals industry will suffer negative effects on competition and innovation.
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Frohwein, T., Hansjürgens, B. (2005):
Chemicals regulation and the Porter hypothesis. A critical review of the new European chemicals regulation
Journal of Business Chemistry 2 (1), 19 - 36