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Metal exchanges and their incidence in the development of mining in Latin America and the Caribbean

By: Bande B., Jorge | Mardones, Jose Luis

Publisher: ECLAC ; 24 May 1991Description: 183 pSubject(s): CARIBBEAN | MINING | MENTAL INDUSTRY | FINANCIAL MARKETS | STOCKS | METALSSummary: Discusses the growth of the metal exchanges and their role in the development of mining in Latin America and the Caribbean. The document looks at the role of Exchange in the non-ferrous metals market, the benefits to be derived from greater use of the metals exchange and examines criticisms of the exchanges.

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Discusses the growth of the metal exchanges and their role in the development of mining in Latin America and the Caribbean. The document looks at the role of Exchange in the non-ferrous metals market, the benefits to be derived from greater use of the metals exchange and examines criticisms of the exchanges.

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