Statistical Summary Of World Production And Trade Of Major Mineral Commodities For 1990

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Charles L. Kimbell
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Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

The final 26 tables of this chapter, tables 25-50, extend and expand the statistical series on production that was started in the 1963 edition of the "Area Reports: International" volume of the "Minerals Yearbook" and that was subsequently updated and expanded in the 1965 and 1967-89 editions. Continuing the practice started in 1989, a column has been included in each of these tables providing a 5-year average for 1986-90, inclusive. This should provide a clearer picture more rapidly of the role of each major producer over the 5-year period. The listing order of major producers, however, continued to be, as in past years, in descending order of rank in the year of review, 1990. With the inclusion of silver and uranium in the 1988 edition of this chapter, this group of tables now includes each of the crude minerals that ranked from 1st to 19th in 1983 terms of value of their output (as well as four others of lesser rank). These 23 crude mineral commodities accounted for 93% of the estimated value of world crude mineral production in 1983. In addition, world output of five key downstream products-aluminum, steel, cement, nitrogen in ammonia, and refined oil-are included because of their significance as products.
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APA: Charles L. Kimbell  (1993)  Statistical Summary Of World Production And Trade Of Major Mineral Commodities For 1990

MLA: Charles L. Kimbell Statistical Summary Of World Production And Trade Of Major Mineral Commodities For 1990. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1993.

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