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Private capital: What impedes its entry into China's minerals industry

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Suxun
Chenjunnan
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The paper commences with an analysis of the nature and status of private capital investment in the minerals industry in China. Based on the analysis, the authors examine the main barriers in terms of the mineral rights market, industry access and investment security that impede the participation of private capital into exploration and development of China's mineral resources. The discussion addresses how to encourage the participation of private capital into mining investment and it concludes that it is of significant importance to ensure the soundness of mineral rights market, impartiality of industry access, and security of mineral rights.

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Volume (Year): 33 (2008)
Issue (Month): 1 (March)
Pages: 23-28
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