mining economics

Mining economics is the branch of economics that studies the financial, market, and resource factors affecting the exploration, extraction, processing, and sale of mineral commodities. It evaluates the costs, revenues, risks, and profitability associated with mining operations and projects, considering elements such as ore grade, production rates, commodity prices, capital and operating expenses, and economic sustainability.
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