探讨塑料和非塑料材料需求和采购的影响因素:以尼日利亚为例

Morolake Bolaji , Motoi Kusadokoro , Atsushi Chitose
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塑料使用的一个主要挑战是对石化塑料的不当处理。像尼日利亚这样的新兴经济体经历了塑料消费的增长,这种增长尚未稳定,从而导致大量塑料废物的产生。该研究的目的是评估影响尼日利亚塑料和非塑料材料需求和购买原因的因素。本研究使用了327名受访者的原始数据。我们的研究结果表明,与纸质材料和生物塑料的吸收率相比,石化塑料的吸收率更高。这主要是由于它在尼日利亚市场上可用。研究进一步发现,城市、性别、户主性别、年龄、婚姻状况、家庭成员、受教育年限等变量对塑料和非塑料材料的购买有显著影响。同样,我们发现,虽然很少有受访者购买生物塑料是因为他们喜欢的材料类型,但大多数受访者指出,收入是对生物塑料需求最具影响的因素。该研究得出的结论是,虽然尼日利亚有少数人已经改变了他们的消费行为,但对大多数人来说,增加收入对改变他们的行为至关重要。该研究建议,需要促进增长的政策来鼓励生态友好的行为。研究的局限性包括样本量和受访者的文化水平较高。这一研究领域的未来研究应侧重于提高样本量和确保所有识字水平的包容性。
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Exploring influencing factors of demand and purchase of plastic and non-plastic materials: a case study of Nigeria
A major challenge to the use of plastics has been the improper disposal of petrochemical plastics. An emerging economy like Nigeria has experienced a rise in plastic consumption which has not been stabilized thus leading to high plastic waste generation. The aim of the study was to assess factors that influence the reasons for the demand and purchase of plastic and non-plastic materials in Nigeria. This study made use of primary data using 327 respondents. Our findings reveal that the uptake of petrochemical plastics was higher compared to the uptake of paper-based materials and bioplastics. This was majorly due to its available in the Nigerian market. The study further revealed that variables like city, gender, household head gender, age, marital status, household members and number of years of schooling significantly influenced the purchase of plastic and non-plastic materials. Similarly, we discovered that although few respondents purchased bioplastics because they preferred the material type, however most respondents pointed out that income was the most influential factor to the demand for bioplastics. The study concludes that although a few people already have changed their consumption behavior in Nigeria, but for most people, increasing the income is crucial to changing their behavior. The study recommends that pro-growth policies are required to encourage ecofriendly behaviors. The limitation of the study includes the sample size and the high literacy level of respondents. Future research in this area of study should focus on improving the sample size and ensuring inclusivity of all literacy levels.
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