Before Opening That Nonmetallic Property - Economic Factors to Consider in Avoiding the Many Pitfalls That A wait the Inexperienced

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Raymond B. Ladoo
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1939

Abstract

NONMETALLIC minerals (excluding fuels) arid their primary products produced annual in the United States have a value in excess of one billion dollars, or more than that of the metals, yet the lack of expert knowledge of some of the fundamental technical and economic aspects of this most important and complicated business is astonishing. This paper will deal with the economics of this non- metallic mineral field-the business of making money from producing these minerals. The incentive behind all business activity in a capitalistic economy is to make money-to plan so that each dollar invested in property, plant, equipment, services, and so on will return more than a dollar plus simple interest. Of course, business has social, civic, and national duties and responsibilities, but the fulfillment of these is largely dependent upon financial success.
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APA: Raymond B. Ladoo  (1939)  Before Opening That Nonmetallic Property - Economic Factors to Consider in Avoiding the Many Pitfalls That A wait the Inexperienced

MLA: Raymond B. Ladoo Before Opening That Nonmetallic Property - Economic Factors to Consider in Avoiding the Many Pitfalls That A wait the Inexperienced. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1939.

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