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Trade
Result of
mining
Governmental
Affects the
national
economy. Itd be
appropriate to
investigate
mineral export
relative to total
export.
How government
collects and uses
mineral revenue.
Itd be
appropriate to
look at
government
revenues from
mineral
production.
A booming
commodity sector,
which exports to a
world market. The
expansion or
boom in exports
may be caused by
several factors.
A traditional export
sector, which is not
experiencing a
boom. In many
cases, this is
manufacturing or
agriculture.
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A non-traded sector,
which produces
goods or services
that are not
imported or
exported because of
prohibitively high
costs of transport.
Many services are
non-traded.
Dutch Disease
Government protects
sectors affected by the
mineral boom
Governments respond to
expanding mineral production
and prospect of contracting
production of other exports by
protecting these shrinking
sectors through tariffs, quotas,
or other trade restrictions.
Mineral wealth--with a
considerable degree of
determinism--leads to weak,
inefficient, and
sometimes corrupt institutions,
which in turn lead to poor
economic performance.
Region as a whole
Emphasizes the economic
contribution of mining
to the regional economy
Direct effects
are measured by
minings contribution
to gross domestic
product and hourly
earnings of mining
sector.
Linkages and
multipliers
consist of forward
linkage, backward
linkage, final demand
linkage, fiscal linkage.
Multiplier is the size of
linkage.
Multipliers
Multiplier
A region's size
A region's
industry
structure
A region's
location
Ex ante
When
considering
whether to
undertake an
investment
opportunity
Ex post
External effects
Presence of market
distortions due to
government
When reviewing
the performance
of previous
investments
Economic Rents
Ricardian or
differential rent is
a concept that observed
higher-quality mineral
deposits will fetch
higher prices per unit of
mineral than low-quality
deposits therefore deserve
higher rental rates.
Hotelling rent is
that portion of the
value of a mineral deposit
attributable to the limited
physical availability of the
resource; it is that portion
of the price at which a mineral
deposit is sold in the market
place that is due to physical
scarcity.
Creation
Distribution
Political
Investment
Mineral wealth
be created in
the first place,
consistent with
social
preferences for
environmental
quality and
other social and
cultural values
Mineral wealth
be shared
equitably-more
specifically
sharing of the
surpluses or
economics
rents from
mineral
production
Broader
economic and
political effects
of mineral
development,
and their
potential
problems, be
understood
and managed
Economic
benefits of
mining be
sustained-even as a
mine
inevitably is
depleted