Mining in the New Zealand economy / by Geoff Bertram

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Title

Mining in the New Zealand economy / by Geoff Bertram

Content partner

National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Reviews some of the key policy issues to be borne in mind in the ongoing debate over the expansion of mining activity in NZ's conservation estate. Points to the importance of treating project proposals separately on their individual merits, not generically on the basis of any preconceived view that mining is either a saviour or a nemesis. Summarises the results of some recent statistical research on the economics of mining in NZ.

Format

Journal

Date created

Feb 2011

Creator

Bertram, Geoff

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22973480

Related subjects

Mines and mineral resources -- Economic aspects / Mineral industries -- Environmental aspects / Conservation of natural resources -- Government policy

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