While CO₂-based polymers offer significant environmental benefits, their economic viability is still a major consideration for large-scale commercialization. The cost of CO₂ capture and polymerization processes remains high compared to conventional petroleumbased plastics, which are often produced at a lower cost due to established industrial practices. However, advancements in catalyst efficiency and polymerization techniques have the potential to drive down costs significantly. Furthermore, the economies of scale and technological innovations that come with large-scale production could make CO₂based polymers more commercially competitive. Government incentives and regulatory frameworks aimed at reducing carbon emissions and promoting the use of sustainable materials may also provide financial support for the development of CO₂-derived polymers.