Showing papers in "Minerals & Energy - Raw Materials Report in 1987"
TL;DR: Anderson as discussed by the authors analyzes how US accusations of subsidization practices in Canada and a growing US protectionism affects Canadian companies and bilaterial relations and suggests a pragmatic method for examining the subsidy question.
Abstract: Canadian mineral producers are highly dependent on access to the US market. David L Anderson analyzes how US accusations of subsidization practices in Canada and a growing US protectionism affects Canadian companies and bilaterial relations. He also suggests a pragmatic method for examining the subsidy question.
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TL;DR: The mining industry of Malawi is one of the least developed among the SADCC countries as mentioned in this paper, and mining in Malawi has been studied extensively in the past few years.
Abstract: The mineral industry of Malawi is one of the least developed among the SADCC countries. In this article in our series on mining in the SADCC Magnus Ericsson looks at activities in the mining sector and the prospects for mining in Malawi.
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TL;DR: In this article, the present vertical linkages in the base metal mining industry of Zambia are analyzed and obstacles to the development of these linkages and to the potential for increased local fabrication.
Abstract: This article analyses the present vertical linkages in the base metal mining industry of Zambia. Particular attention is given to obstacles to the development of these linkages and to the potential for increased local fabrication. This is the first of two articles.
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