Add to ORKGThe article describes the impact of the Chinese gold industry on the world gold market and the economic growth of China for the period 2000-2020. Despite a slowing economic trend, the Chinese mining industry continues to experience growth. China produces about half of the world\u27s steel, imports more than 70% of the world’s seaborne iron ore, and produces around 90% of the world’s rare earth metals. The paper demonstrates the importance of the Chinese mining sector and describes the key concepts of the successful government and business strategies
According to international experts, a country’s demand for metals follows its GDP per capita trend. ...
AbstractMineral development has contributed greatly to China's economic and social development. Many...
[[abstract]]China’s raw materials diplomacy and unregulated purchasing of minerals in Africa and Lat...
For decades Western companies desired access to China's lucrative markets and its expansive resource...
The article discusses the surface coal mining industry in China in 2011. The coal boom in China is p...
China's mineral resource consumption has gone through multiple increases since 1980, resulting in th...
AbstractThese Mining is ranked as the fifth largest industry in the world. This paper researches the...
[[abstract]]Purpose – China holds a global monopoly of up to 97 percent for rare earth elements (REE...
The mainland of China's rapid pace of industrialization and trade expansion have led many to ask whe...
[[abstract]]Purpose – China holds a global monopoly of up to 97 percent for rare earth elements (REE...
The article presents geological and economic characteristics of energy resources and their mining in...
China's raw materials diplomacy and unregulated purchasing of minerals in Africa and Latin America, ...
The last decades have seen increased international attention paid to a number of features of artisan...
China’s enormous demand for natural resources is vividly discussed among researchers and po-litician...
[[abstract]]China holds a global monopoly of up to 97 percent for rare earth elements (REEs), which ...
According to international experts, a country’s demand for metals follows its GDP per capita trend. ...
AbstractMineral development has contributed greatly to China's economic and social development. Many...
[[abstract]]China’s raw materials diplomacy and unregulated purchasing of minerals in Africa and Lat...
For decades Western companies desired access to China's lucrative markets and its expansive resource...
The article discusses the surface coal mining industry in China in 2011. The coal boom in China is p...
China's mineral resource consumption has gone through multiple increases since 1980, resulting in th...
AbstractThese Mining is ranked as the fifth largest industry in the world. This paper researches the...
[[abstract]]Purpose – China holds a global monopoly of up to 97 percent for rare earth elements (REE...
The mainland of China's rapid pace of industrialization and trade expansion have led many to ask whe...
[[abstract]]Purpose – China holds a global monopoly of up to 97 percent for rare earth elements (REE...
The article presents geological and economic characteristics of energy resources and their mining in...
China's raw materials diplomacy and unregulated purchasing of minerals in Africa and Latin America, ...
The last decades have seen increased international attention paid to a number of features of artisan...
China’s enormous demand for natural resources is vividly discussed among researchers and po-litician...
[[abstract]]China holds a global monopoly of up to 97 percent for rare earth elements (REEs), which ...
According to international experts, a country’s demand for metals follows its GDP per capita trend. ...
AbstractMineral development has contributed greatly to China's economic and social development. Many...
[[abstract]]China’s raw materials diplomacy and unregulated purchasing of minerals in Africa and Lat...