Price Settled, Mining Thrives
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A good fit for
- Researchers and students interested in resource economics, industrial policy, or industrial history
- Professionals in mining, energy, investment, and related fields who wish to understand industry logic from a macro perspective
- Policy researchers and observers concerned with the relationship between China's economic development model and resource strategy
- Advanced undergraduates or graduate students interested in interdisciplinary (geology + economics) research paradigms
Not a good fit for
- Pure engineering and technical readers seeking only mineral extraction techniques or specific operational guides
- General leisure readers expecting light reading or novel-style narrative
Reading tips
- It is recommended to first read the preface and table of contents to grasp the book's 'price-development' analytical framework before delving into chapter details
- While reading, consider the contemporary implications of the book's historical analysis in light of the current global energy transition and competition for critical minerals
- The book involves considerable economic terminology and policy background; preparing notes or supplementary materials will help deepen understanding
About the publisher
Lijiang Publishing House focuses on Chinese and foreign literature, humanities and social sciences, cultural life, and parent-child education, and is particularly known for translating and introducing foreign literature; its "Nobel Prize in Literature Laureates Series" has had a lasting influence on readers. Judging from the 193 books in the collection, the press publishes modern prose classics such as Lu Xun's Dawn Blossoms Plucked at Dusk, ancient poetry and Eastern philosophy texts including Qu Yuan's The Songs of Chu and the works of Xunzi, educational works such as De Amicis's Cuore, and philosophy titles such as The Origin and Goal of History. Its authors include well-known Chinese and foreign writers and scholars such as Lu Xun, Qu Yuan, Xunzi, Hu Dalei, and Xia Mianzun. Overall, the press balances the organization of classic texts with the introduction of foreign works, forming a publishing profile that gives equal weight to literature, philosophy, and education.
Contents
- 版权信息
- “土地政策”书系编委会
- 本书编写组
- 序
- 第一章 总论
- 第一节 研究背景
- 第二节 研究内容
- 第三节 理论基础
- 一、矿业权出让收益实质
- 二、矿业权出让收益评估方法
- 第四节 研究思路
- 一、矿业权市场基准价的内涵
- 二、研究方法选择
- 三、基准价研究思路
- 四、技术路线
- 第五节 工作概况
- 一、信息统计情况
- 二、相关调研情况
- 第六节 研究结论
- 第二章 采矿权市场基准价研究
- 第一节 能源矿产
- 一、煤炭
- 二、地热
- 第二节 黑色金属
- 一、铁矿
- 二、锰矿
- 第三节 有色金属
- 一、铜矿
- 二、铅矿
- 三、锌矿
- 四、铝土矿
- 五、钨矿
- 六、锡矿
- 七、锑矿
- 第四节 贵金属矿产
- 一、金矿
- 二、银矿
- 第五节 稀土及稀散金属矿产
- 一、稀土矿
- 二、铟矿
- 三、镓矿
- 第六节 非金属矿产
- 一、高岭土矿(包括陶瓷土)
- 二、海砂
- 第七节 水气矿产
- 一、矿泉水
- 第三章 探矿权基准价研究
- 第一节 金属矿产(除堆积型铝土矿、稀土矿外)
- 一、广西历年探矿权出让、评估情况统计分析
- 二、外省探矿权市场基准价制定情况
- 三、广西探矿权市场基准价研究
- 第二节 堆积型铝土矿
- 一、广西历年探矿权出让、评估情况统计分析
- 二、外省探矿权制定情况
- 三、广西探矿权市场基准价研究
- 第三节 稀土矿
- 一、历年探矿权出让、评估情况统计分析
- 二、外省探矿权市场基准价制定情况
- 三、广西探矿权市场基准价研究
- 第四节 非金属矿产
- 一、历年探矿权出让、评估情况统计分析
- 二、外省探矿权制定情况
- 三、广西探矿权市场基准价研究
- 第五节 能源、水气矿产
- 一、历年探矿权出让、评估情况统计分析
- 二、外省探矿权制定情况
- 三、广西探矿权市场基准价研究
- 附录 基于本研究成果发布实施的文件汇编
- 参考文献
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Public information about Wei Dongliang is currently limited; his nationality, dates of birth and death, educational background, and professional career are not clearly documented. According to the available bibliographic records, he has one work, Price Determines Mining Prosperity, which is classified under finance and economics. This suggests that his writing touches on economic and industrial topics and concerns the relationship between price mechanisms and the development of the mining industry. Because verifiable material is scarce, it is not yet possible to confirm his professional identity or the full scope of his writing, nor to judge whether the work is the product of long-term research or a more occasional effort. On the available evidence, Wei Dongliang's writing is characterized by approaching finance and economics through a specific industry, and may be of interest to readers concerned with resource economics and price issues. Further material would help present a fuller picture of him as an author.
Wu Chengming is an author about whom limited public information is available. The only verifiable record shows that one work by this author, Price Setting and Mining Prosperity (Jia Ding Kuang Xing), is held in the collection and is classified under finance and economics. On the strength of a single title alone, it is difficult to sketch a full picture of the author's writing or professional background, and details such as nationality, dates of birth and death, education, career history and honors cannot be confirmed; speculation about the author's life should therefore be avoided. The available clues suggest that Wu Chengming's writing focuses on finance and economics, with attention to price formation mechanisms and their connection to mineral resources and the mining economy, giving the work a clear industrial-economic character. The title itself indicates an attempt to relate price, a core market variable, to the rise and fall of mining, in a style oriented toward practical analysis and discussion of mechanisms rather than general surveys of finance. For readers interested in resource-based industries and pricing issues, the book can serve as an entry point to these topics, while the author's other writings and later activities await further public information.
Shen Haoyuan is an author about whom limited public information is available. One work is known under this name: the finance and economics book Price Determines the Rise of Mining. Judging from the title and its common classification, the book examines the relationship between prices and the development of the mining industry, falling within the field of financial and economic writing and likely touching on resource pricing, market operation, and the rise and fall of industries. Since the author's nationality, dates of birth and death, educational background, professional experience, and English name have not been reliably recorded, this introduction makes no inferences and offers only an objective account of the work. As the only confirmed work in the database, Price Determines the Rise of Mining reflects the author's attention to resource economics and price mechanisms; the writing appears oriented toward practical analysis and discussion of key issues, aimed at readers interested in finance and mining. Given the limited material, the author's broader body of work and influence await further information.