Search Results - subject_exact:"Minor metals"

Nordic mining and minerals : pathways to growth

2026

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The changing dynamics in global metal markets : how the energy transition and geofragmentation may disrupt commodity prices

Miller, Hugh; Martinez, Juan Pablo - 2026

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Rethinking extractive industries through rare earths : China's industrial policy for upgrading, coordination power and geopolitical leverage

Gaglioti-Verlan, Mihaela - 2026 - First edition

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Induced innovation in critical mineral saving technologies

Bastianin, Andrea; Castelnovo, Paolo; Frattini, … - 2026

This paper develops a novel text-based approach to identify CRM-saving innovation using patent data and studies how mineral price signals shape the direction of technological change. Using patent data from 1978–2020, we distinguish technologies that rely on CRMs from those that explicitly aim...

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Pitfalls to downstream diversification in countries rich in critical minerals

Murshed, Syed Mansoob - 2026

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Avenues to maximizing value added from critical minerals

Pietrobelli, Carlo; Valverde, Jorge - 2026

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Avenues to maximizing value added from critical minerals

Pietrobelli, Carlo; Valverde, Jorge - 2025

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Chokepoint: the financial effects of rare earth supply disruptions

Ostry, Joshua - 2026

This paper constructs a high-frequency, news-based measure of rare earth supply shocks to examine how disruptions in these critical inputs affect global firm valuations. Using news articles between 2021 and 2025, I identify exogenous rare earth supply events, distinguishing between Chinese...

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Rare earth elements : pathways to secure and diversified supply chains

2026 - Revised version, May 2026

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Securing India's midstream capacity by processing critical minerals overseas

Chhillar, Anika - 2026

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Sea of investment : "Titanic" of international investment law meets "iceberg" of the UNCLOS

Anil, Achyuth - 2026

As the global imperative to transition toward net-zero economies intensifies, competition for critical minerals has escalated, drawing attention to the largely untapped resources of the deep seabed. Under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), the deep seabed and its...

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Countering China's economic coercion : lessons from Japan

Goodman, Matthew P.; Huang, Andrew; Burns, Madeline - 2026

Over the past two decades, China has shown a growing willingness and capacity to use its formidable economic clout to coerce countries toward its geopolitical aims. Beijing's coercive approach today is evolving-from mainly leveraging its large market and targeting smaller nations to deploying...

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Pressure and preparation : Japan's response to Chinese rare earth coercion and lessons for U.S. policymakers

Roth, Taylore; VerWey, John - 2026

U.S. policymakers face enduring dependencies on Chinese critical mineral supplies, with vulnerabilities exacerbated by Beijing's control over global processing and its willingness to weaponize its leverage for political goals. To support U.S. policymakers as they confront Chinese export controls...

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Qual a importância do Brasil na cadeia global de minerais críticos para a transição energética? : uma análise sobre reservas, produção, comércio exterior e investimentos

Leão, Rafael; Oliveira, Mariano Laio de; Cunha, … - 2026

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Input uncertainty and firm performance : evidence from critical minerals

Nguyen-Tien, Viet - 2026

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Seltene Erden : Brasiliens Potenzial

Elsner, Harald; Liedtke, Maren; Marbler, Herwig - 2026 - Stand: Juni 2026

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Tackling EU critical raw materials dependencies

Tröster, Bernhard; Papatheophilou, Simela; Küblböck, … - 2026

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Undermining sustainability : the EU’s push for competitiveness and its consequences for Africa’s critical minerals sector

Spencer, Rochelle; Alesin, Philip - 2026

The European Union's (EU) push for economic competitiveness is driving an urgent pursuit of Africa's critical raw minerals through strategic partnerships and diplomacy. A key area of cooperation is promoting sustainable and responsible production, due diligence, and sourcing of Africa's critical...

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Critical minerals requirements for meeting net zero pathways in the United Kingdom

Stephenson, Sam D.; Cullen, Luke; Cullen, Jonathan M.; … - 2026

Critical minerals are essential to the future decarbonisation plans of any country in a range of sectors including clean energy transition and defence. The ability for countries to secure this demand into the future is becoming a key concern of policymakers. Despite this concern, it is still...

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Global implications of export controls on rare earths : a model-based assessment

Aguilar, Pablo; Darracq Pariès, Matthieu; Jouvanceau, … - 2026

In April and in October 2025 China imposed export controls on rare earths amid escalating trade tensions with the United States. Although these measures were too short-lived to generate macroeconomic effects, they signalled China's ability to draw on its dominant position in the rare earth...

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Critical minerals review of Norway 2026

2026

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Beijing's critical raw material weapon and how to dismantle it

2026

In 2025, China showed how control over critical raw materials can reshape global power. By tightening and calibrating exports, Beijing disrupted supply chains, raised production costs and exposed the dangers of deep dependencies across Europe, the United States and beyond. What began as...

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Beijing's critical raw material weapon and how to dismantle it

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US critical minerals policy and its implications for the EU strategic autonomy : staff working document on the US critical raw materials strategy

Athanasiadis, Georgios; Lehofer, Wolfgang; Becker, Kristin - 2026

This study analyses the United States' critical minerals strategy, mapping its institutional framework, policy instruments and value-chain priorities, such as tax incentives, funding mechanisms, strategic stockpiling and demand-anchoring mechanisms. It provides a comparative analysis with the...

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Talking about security in the era of high-tech and green-tech : China's empathy with Russia and the rare earths trade with the West

Sotiriou, Stylianos A. - 2026

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EU raw material partnerships : mutual benefits or green extractivism? : a critical analysis of the EU's strategic partnerships on raw materials, with a focus on Kazakhstan, Chile, and Rwanda

Küblböck, Karin; Papatheophilou, Simela; Tröster, … - 2025

As part of its efforts to secure access to critical raw materials (CRMs), the EU has concluded Strategic Partnerships on Raw Materials with 14 non-EU countries. These partnerships aim to diversify supply sources and to deepen ties with resource-rich countries, thereby strengthening the...

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Critical Minerals, Geopolitics, and the Green Transition

Domínguez-Iino, Tomás; Elliott, Jonathan T.; Hsiao, Allan - 2026

The green energy transition will be powered by the mining and processing of lithium, nickel, and cobalt, which are critical for the production of advanced batteries. These minerals are concentrated geographically but traded globally, allowing key mining countries to exercise market power through...

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The role of rare earth and metallic mineral prices and sovereign inflation-linked bonds in AI-driven fintech industrial development amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict : a dynamic quantile analysis approach

Islam, Md. Monirul; Ahmed, Faroque; Al Mahmud, Abdulla; … - 2025

AI-driven fintech industries face critical vulnerabilities from volatile rare earth and metallic mineral prices, geopolitical instability, and inflationary pressures. Sovereign inflation-linked bonds serve as incentives for investors in technological industries, despite the risks associated with...

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Rare earths : seeking west's strategic responses to China's dominance

Boruta, Raigirdas - 2025

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Critical mineral supply chains challenges for India

Bansal, Karthik; Chadha, Rajesh - 2025

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India, Africa and critical minerals towards a green energy partnership

Vaidyanathan, Veda - 2025

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India's need to secure critical minerals for energy transition

2025

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A simplified rare earth element mining project cost estimator - a new tool for evaluating future mine supply

O'Brien, Tim M.; Alonso, Elisa - 2025

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The macroeconomic fragility of critical mineral markets

Kang, Wilson; Smyth, Russell; Vespignani, Joaquin - 2025

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The macroeconomic fragility of critical mineral markets

Kang, Wilson; Smyth, Russell; Vespignani, Joaquin - 2025

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Seltene Erden : Projekte, Förderung, Weiterverarbeitung

Elsner, Harald; Erdmann, Martin; Liedtke, Maren - 2025 - Datenstand: Januar 2025

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Competition for seabed resources : Washington challenges international deep-sea mining regime

Maihold, Günther - 2025

The United States (US) and European Union (EU) are at risk of entering a full-blown trade war. Three months ago, on "Liberation Day", US President Donald Trump imposed high import tariffs on almost all countries, including the EU. He then suspended them at short notice to negotiate with over 90...

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Strategic project : Zandkopsdrift rare earths and battery grade manganese project

2025

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Strategic project : Songwe Hill rare earths

2025

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Strategic risk spillovers from rare earth markets to critical industrial sectors

Panazan, Oana; Gheorghe, Cătălin - 2025

This study investigates the nonlinear, regime-dependent, and frequency-specific interdependencies between rare earth element (REE) markets and key global critical sectors, including artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy, defense, and advanced manufacturing, under varying levels...

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Strategic raw materials : rare earth elements for permanent magnets

2025

Rare earth elements (REEs) is a group of 17 elements. The elements neodymium, praseodymium, terbium, dysprosium, gadolinium, samarium, and cerium are essential for high performance permanent magnets used in electric vehicles, wind turbines, high-performance electronics, aerospace and defence....

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Strategic raw materials : rare earth elements for permanent magnets

2025

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Strategic project : Pulawy rare earths separation plant

2025

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Climate policy and cartelization risk for critical minerals : an application to the copper market

Romani, Ilenia Gaia; Comincioli, Nicola; Vergalli, Sergio - 2025

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Climate policy and cartelization risk for critical minerals : an application to the copper market

Romani, Ilenia Gaia; Comincioli, Nicola; Vergalli, Sergio - 2024

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Geopolitical risk and the global supply of rare earth permanent magnets : insights from China's export trends

Depraiter, Lisa; Goutte, Stéphane; Porcher, Thomas - 2025

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Critical minerals and the clean energy transition : the role of innovation across the supply chain

Dugoua, Eugenie; Noailly, Joëlle - 2025

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Diversification of rare earth metals supply chain : can the U.S. rely on non-Chinese sources?

Oka, Arsene - 2025

China's recent restrictions on rare earth (RE) metal exports have heightened U.S. concerns over supply security. A key question is whether non-Chinese producers can substitute for China and reduce dependence. This paper examines that issue by estimating the cross-price elasticity of U.S. RE...

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Editor's note: rare earth, size of government and GDP, institutions, and terrorism

Huang, Zhangkai; Li, David Daokui - 2025

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Trade and industrial policy in supply chains : directed technological change in rare earths : (discussion paper)

Alfaro, Laura; Fadinger, Harald; Schymik, Jan; … - 2025

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China's dominance in rare earth markets : a geopolitical trap for Europe?

Wrobel, Ralph - 2025

Rare earth elements (REEs) are critical for Europe's economic competitiveness, green transition, and national security. Yet the EU remains heavily dependent on China for their supply, particularly in refining and processing. This paper examines Europe's vulnerability to supply disruptions and...

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Are rare earth stocks efficient? : novel insights using asymmetric MF-DFA

Wan, Pengbo; Mujtaba, Ghulam; Ashfaq, Saira; Song, Liangrong - 2025

This study investigates the weak-form efficiency and asymmetric multifractal scaling behavior of rare earth stock indices in the global, U.S. and Chinese markets during the trade war and the COVID-19 period. We examine the scaling behavior across overall, upward (bullish), and downward (bearish)...

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Geopolitical risk and clean energy investments : exploring the role of rare earths

Depraiter, Lisa; Goutte, Stéphane - 2025

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Managing dependence on scarce natural resources : how institutional logic and autonomy shape supply chain strategies

Ghezzi, Francesco; Rizzi, Francesco; Annunziata, Eleonora; … - 2025

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EU strategic raw material partnerships : challenges and future directions

Küblböck, Karin; Papatheophilou, Simela; Tröster, … - 2025

In response to growing critical raw material demand and increasing instability in global supply chains, the European Union has established Strategic Partnerships with resource-rich third countries. These partnerships aim connect raw material projects in third countries with European industries,...

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