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The Role of Mining in the Australian Economynt and share ownership, or indirectly, through capital investment and tax revenue. Australia is a global leader in the extraction and export of a range of key minerals, and its relationship with the growing Chinese economy places it in a favourable position for future economic growth. However, the A

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Transnational Corruption and Conflict Minerals minerals. These legal and reputational risks have become more important because of the new international standards governing corporate behaviour and the rising expectations of governments, investors and civil society.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-9844-9or that has weathered the storms of wars, recessions and nationalisations. From small-scale prospectors in the nineteenth century to networked firms coordinated by financiers in the early nineteenth century, to the large-scale multinational firms seen today, mining companies have made a sustained co

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Plagiarism Issues in Higher Education,e. Without mining there could not have been an industrial revolution, and from that stems, in part, the basis of all economic activity which has led to the economy of the present (Diamond, 1997; Clark, 2007). Minerals and fuels extracted by mining are an essential part of the global economy — withou