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China's Rare Earth Mineral Monopoly
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China's Rare Earth Monopoly
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China's exclusive rights to excavate rare earth minerals from the ocean floor have sparked concerns about global resource competition. However, the future of wealth and progress is uncertain, drawing parallels to the early purchase of Manhattan farmland by Singer Sewing Machine Company co-founder. The article emphasizes the tradeoffs involved in pursuing wealth and progress, as well as the potential implications of open markets and exportation.
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How might China's dominance in rare earth minerals impact global trade and the geopolitical landscape?
What are the broader implications of the shift towards ocean floor mining for the future of wealth and progress?
What strategies could the U.S. employ to counter China's monopolization of critical minerals?
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