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The days of frenetic growth in the metals and minerals markets are gone, but demand from global urbanization continues apace. The current slump means the industry is now backpedaling on investment. But Economist Intelligence Unit analyst Christopher Clague reports that, while unmined mineral and ore deposits are becoming increasingly costly to extract, miners that spend now on innovation will have a competitive advantage come the inevitable upswing. getAbstract recommends this compelling, cogent argument to those in the mining industry as well as to commodities traders and investors seeking a valuable insight.
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Christopher Clague is a senior analyst on the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Asia Custom Research team in Tokyo.
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