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British Columbia timber (and other forest products) for export: a world supply for a world market
British Columbia. Forest Branch (Paperback) Nabu Press 2010-09-06
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Isn't it strange how many levels of profit there is from drugs? There are those who grow it, those who process it, those who export it, those who import it to the US , distribute and then sell it to kids. All levels it is evil and wrong.
And the real question is why dont US forces bother to stop it.A. because they are in the pay of the locals B. they dont care anyway C.
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suppose US is a large country in the world market for shoes and faces the following export supply schedule in world markets: P=30+Qx, where Qx is quantity exported.
Qd=120-.5P
Qs=50+.5P
The question is not clear - there is lot of confusion. Qs is the World supply curve? Qd is the world demand curve? P is the World Price? Qs is the supply schedule specific to the US market?
Anyways. The world market is in equlibrum. So Qd=Qs.
Therefore10p = 70
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Supply of critical rare-earth elements about to expand | CFOworld
There are rare-earth elements in your computer, digital camera, television, smartphone, in the batteries of hybrid vehicles, in long-lasting lightbulbs and serving as critical magnets in guided missiles.
Yet the available supply of rare-earth elements has been cut in the past few years. Nearly all the world's processing facilities are located in China, which started reducing export quotas about two years ago, then restricted exports further following a dispute last year with Japan over an island. China is also closing some of its rare-earth processors, citing environmental concerns.
Together, the actions have increased the costs of rare-earth minerals, which have soared by 1,500 percent on average during the past year, alarming the U.S. government.
Some relief may be coming. Efforts to diversify the supply of rare-earth minerals should get a boost later this year when two mines, one in the U.S. and one in Australia, ramp up production. (Watch a video of the U.S. mine here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R748lCp8Fic&feature=channel_video_title .) Supplies aren't expected to match demand for years, however, triggering a worldwide rush to locate and extract rare-earth elements. (The minerals are known as elements once they are mined.)
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“I'm not entirely convinced yet that it's going to lead to shortfalls in export capacity,” Ofon said. Supplies from India and Vietnam may help compensate for losses, he said. India, the world's third-largest exporter, may boost production to a record
