Literature Review on Circular Economy for Plastic Products

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Thi Thuy Linh Tran , Thi Chuyen Hoang , Hieu Thao Hoang ,

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Volume 9 - November 2020 (11)

Abstract

The article has reviewed the research on the circular economy, issues related to the circular economy. At the same time, we also review the research on the circular economy effect on plastic products. From previous researches on research topics, we will provide lessons for Vietnam, and orient future studies on related topics.

Keywords

Circular economy, plastic products, Vietnam.

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