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An Introduction to Mineral Economics
Campbell, H. F. (1999-09-01) An Introduction to Mineral Economics. Discussion Paper No. 260, Department of Economics, The University of Queensland.
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| Author(s) |
Campbell, H. F.
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| Title |
An Introduction to Mineral Economics
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| School, Department or Centre |
Department of Economics
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The University of Queensland
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Discussion Paper No. 260
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1999-09-01
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340202 Environment and Resource Economics
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| Abstract/Summary |
This paper deals with the time-path of the prices of mineral products, and with the economic viability of individual mining projects. Mineral products may be final demand
goods, such as gold, but more commonly they are intermediate goods, such as copper, aluminium and coal, which are used in the production of final demand goods. This means that the demand
for these goods is a derived demand.
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| Keyword(s) |
mineral economics
minerals
mining
derived demand goods
final demand goods
intermediate goods
mineral products
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