Socio-Economic Impact Of The Finnish Extractive Industries

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
M. Ericsson
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Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

The extractive industries consist of five major sectors: - Mining equipment and services - Dimensional stone - Industrial minerals - Aggregates - Metal mining These industries produce some finished goods but mostly semi-finished products as they feed into other industrial sectors: Basic metals, fabricated metals, construction, chemicals, dyes and pigments, inorganic chemicals, fertilizers, rubber and plastics and non-metallic mineral products. These are the major down-stream industries in this study. Taken together with the extractive industries they form the mineral resource based cluster. The mineral resource based cluster is a substantial part of the Finnish economy: It employs 211 000 persons, 39% of the number of employees in industry. The cluster?s exports account for 20% of industry exports. Value added is 34% of total value added in industry. Investments reach 35% of total industry investments.
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APA: M. Ericsson  (2003)  Socio-Economic Impact Of The Finnish Extractive Industries

MLA: M. Ericsson Socio-Economic Impact Of The Finnish Extractive Industries. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2003.

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