Chemistry & the Economy Series

Paul Hodges of International E-Chem and Bill Carroll of Carroll Applied Science have their bi-annual discourse regarding the chemical market and what companies can do to adapt in these difficult times including COVID-19.

Join Paul Hodges of International eChem and Bill Carroll of Carroll Applied Science for an update of what has been affecting the chemical market and what might be coming down the pipeline in 2020.

Paul Hodges of International eChem and Bill Carroll of Carroll Applied Science share an update of what has been affecting the chemical market and what companies can do to adapt to this changing world in 2019.

Paul Hodges of International eChem and Bill Carroll of Carroll Applied Sciences will provide an update of what has been affecting the chemical market and what companies can do to adapt to this changing world in 2019.

Paul Hodges and William Carroll return for our semiannual look at global economic factors and explore what opportunities lie in this new landscape.

Paul Hodges and William Carroll give their take on the factors that will affect the chemical economy in 2018 and beyond including the role of interest rates, the China slowdown, trade wars, and political chaos.

Paul Hodges and William Carroll return to share an update on how events in here in the US and abroad are affecting the chemistry market.

Paul Hodges and William Carroll review the big events in 2017 an how it will affect the coming year.

Paul Hodges and William Carroll share how the Brexit, oversupply and the demand in emerging markets are shaping the economy for chemists.

Examine what has been affecting the international and domestic chemical markets.

Emerging technologies could provide a needed boost to the slowing economic demand.

How did the economy fare in 2014? Listen to this snapshot that includes a focus on the chemical industry.

Paul Hodges profiles the highs and lows of the chemical industry and looks into China’s influence on the market.