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mineral economics

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mineral economics [′min·rəl ‚ek·ə′näm·iks]
(mining engineering)
Study and application of the processes used in management and finance connected with the discovery, exploitation, and marketing of minerals.


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He moved on to develop financial analysis skills in Gold Fields’ Mineral Economics Department, where he conducted due diligence on potential acquisition targets.
Gordon is professor emeritus of mineral economics at Pennsylvania State University.
His most recent experience is reflected in the inclusion of available mining and mineral economics data on described deposits, material commonly lacking in other published descriptions of gold deposits within the FSU.
 
 
 
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