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1. Assessing the timing of mining investment under tax policy uncertainty: the case of the Asia-Pacific region.

Author

Foo, Nam, Bloch, Harry, and Salim, Ruhul

Subjects
*MINERAL industries, *INVESTMENTS, *FISCAL policy, *BUSINESS revenue, *ECONOMIC development, *TAXATION
Abstract

Mining involves the discovery, extraction, and processing of non-renewable resources. The potential of mining revenues to contribute to national economic development is well known, but the allocation of mineral wealth and the concern of increasing resource scarcity have become issues of debate in the mining industry. The purpose of this study is to introduce the binomial decision tree analysis, which is a new approach to mining investment decisions. The examples used examine the impact by a policy change. Using three mining projects in the Asia-Pacific, in Australia, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, findings about options for the investor suggest it is sometimes better to wait for a more suitable time to invest. Using such knowledge provides the potential to change the investment climate in mining. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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2. THE ANALYSIS OF FACTORS, BARRIERS AND CONDITIONS THAT AFFECT THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF MINING INVESTMENT IN POLAND - OWN RESEARCH.

Author

KULCZYCKA, Joanna, NOWACZEK, Agnieszka, HAŁASIK, Katarzyna, WHIRT, Herbert, and SZKOP, Rafał

Subjects
INVESTMENTS, MINERAL industries, ECONOMIC impact, MINES & mineral resources, ECONOMIC development, ECONOMICS
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The mining sector is one of the most important elements of economies in the world, having a huge impact on the economic situation in individual countries. An economy's development at any level would be impossible without access to the most important energy resources, chemicals, metals or construction materials. Therefore, the condition and the possibility of the development of the mining sector in each country should be constantly monitored and properly shaped. On the other hand, to ensure the proper stimulation of growth and the inflow of new capital, investments are necessary. Consequently, an appropriate level of investment attractiveness is an important issue both in the context of the sector and the entire economy. The article presents the concept of investment attractiveness and the current situation of the mining sector in Poland. The paper's results are based on a survey of factors, barriers and conditions that affect the attractiveness of mining investment in Poland. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2017
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3. Sector Licensing Studies : Mining Sector

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International Finance Corporation

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RENEWABLE RESOURCE, MINING TITLES, EXPLORATION AND MINING LICENSES, ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES, MINERAL PRODUCERS, MINERAL ROYALTIES, ZINC, CHROMIUM, ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE, POLICY MAKERS, EXPLORATION LICENSE, UNEMPLOYMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP, MINERAL PRODUCTION, DOMESTIC MINING INDUSTRY, GAS, METALS, MINES, EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES, MINERAL EXPORTS, PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE, METALLIC MINING, MISMANAGEMENT, MINERALS LAW, REVENUE COLLECTION, MINING PRODUCTION, GEOTHERMAL ENERGY, MINING DEVELOPMENT, PROSPECTING, MINING SECTOR REFORM, EXPLOITATION, MINING LEGAL REGIMES, PROPERTY RIGHTS, MINING SECTOR, CADASTRE, AQUATIC LIFE, MOLYBDENUM, MINING RIGHTS, ENVIRONMENTAL, MINING POLICIES, GOLD MINERS, MINERAL PRICES, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT, CONCESSION HOLDER, ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, RECLAMATION, PRIVATE MINING, EXPLORATION LICENSES, TAX RATE, MINING LAW AND REGULATIONS, PUBLIC GOOD, COPPER, PRECIOUS METALS, COPPER MINE, MINING CONCESSIONS, INDIGENOUS POPULATIONS, PRIVATE SECTOR MINING COMPANIES, MULTIPLIERS, DIAMONDS, MINING POLICY, MINING TITLE, SMALL-SCALE MINING SECTOR, ACCESS TO INFORMATION, IRON, ALUMINUM, SUSTAINABLE GROWTH, AMORTIZATION, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT, CYANIDE, MINING SECTOR POLICY, RESOURCE CURSE, COMMUNITY CONSULTATION, MINING LEGISLATION, PRIVATIZATION, ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE MINING, MINING LAW, RECLAMATION PLANS, SMALL SCALE, COAL INDUSTRY, SMALL SCALE MINING, FOREIGN INVESTMENT, GOLD MINE, GLOBAL BUSINESS, GOLD MINING, POVERTY ALLEVIATION, MINING OPERATION, CAPITAL FORMATION, DIAMOND MINES, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, SAFETY STANDARDS, MINING ACTIVITY, MINING CLAIMS, ROYALTY PAYMENTS, LAND USE PLANNING, HEALTH AND SAFETY, POTENTIAL INVESTORS, INDUSTRIAL MINERALS, PRODUCERS, MARKET POWER, TAX RATES, TAX, ECONOMIC GROWTH, EXCHANGE RATES, MINERALS, EITI, MINERAL RESERVES, LARGE MINING, MINERALS PRODUCTION, MARKET ECONOMIES, MINING PROJECTS, SMALL-SCALE, LAND USE, OUTPUT MULTIPLIER, COPPER MINING, EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, SMALL SCALE MINING LICENSES, OIL, MINERALS LIFE CYCLE, ARTISANAL MINING, EXPLOITATION LICENSES, OWNERSHIP OF MINERALS, BENEFICIATION, MINERAL LICENSE, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, IRON ORE, MINERAL EXTRACTION, EXPLORATION AND MINING, NICKEL, WORKER SAFETY, MINE SITE, FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT, INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES, SUSTAINABILITY, QUARRYING, DRILLING, WAGES, MINERAL EXPLORATION, COBALT, RESOURCE-RICH COUNTRIES, STREAMS, SMALL SCALE MINERS, GEOLOGY, GOLD, INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES, NATIONAL INCOME, DECISION MAKING, MINE OPERATORS, MINING AND MINERALS, MINING LICENSE, SMALL-SCALE MINERS, COMPLIANCE COSTS, EXTRACTIVE SECTOR, MINE WORKERS, SAND, MINING COMPANY, COMPETITIVE MARKETS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENTS, ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS, DIVIDENDS, DEVELOPED COUNTRIES, INVESTMENT CLIMATE, ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, MINERAL RESOURCES, FOREIGN MINING, POLICY ENVIRONMENT, COAL, MINERAL PROSPECTING, DEVELOPMENT OF MINERAL RESOURCES, INFORMAL MINERS, MINERAL POLICY, METAL PRODUCTS, MINING LAW REFORM, PUBLIC LAND, ECONOMIC IMPACT, ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION, HARDROCK MINING, CONCESSION AREAS, MINERAL RESOURCE, EXCLUSIVE RIGHT, PUBLIC LANDS, LICENSE FEES, TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY, EXTRACTION OF MINERALS, URANIUM, LEACHING, MINING ACTIVITIES, MINERAL MINING, EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES TRANSPARENCY INITIATIVE, MINE OWNER, MINING INDUSTRY, MINERAL DEPOSITS, MINING INVESTMENTS, HEAVY METALS, LIMESTONE, EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION, MINING INVESTMENT, MINING REGULATION, MINING CLAIM AREA, MINERAL WEALTH, ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS, FORESTRY, MINING COMPANIES, SMALL-SCALE MINING, MINING PROJECT, MINERALS PROCESSING, NATURAL RESOURCES, LABOR FORCE, GRAVEL, GEMSTONES, MINERALS DEVELOPMENT, SMALL-SCALE MINING OPERATORS, SILVER, MINERAL RIGHTS, PUBLIC HEARINGS, RENEWABLE RESOURCES, MINERALS SECTOR
Abstract

This report is intended to provide guidance on best practices in mining licensing, based on examples from low, middle and high income countries in Africa, Asia, North America, and South America. It is not a 'how-to guide' or a licensing implementation toolkit, but rather identifies certain common features of successful mining licensing regimes worldwide that other national or sub-national jurisdictions might usefully incorporate in new mining laws and regulations or revisions or existing ones. The case studies and other examples of good and bad practice are intended to provide a cross-section by geography and by income level, and they demonstrate that the prevalence of good and bad practices is not simply a function of income level. Tanzania, one of the poorest countries in the world, has in many respects a better licensing regime than either South Africa or the U.S. State of Wisconsin. In considering these complex issues, it has proven difficult to confine the discussion purely to questions of licensing. Discussion of licensing invariably invokes reference to overall policy and investment climate issues, environmental protection, labor law, taxation, national and sub-national jurisdiction, land tenure, and much more. This report makes no attempt to address all of these in detail but refers to them in reference to their interactions with and effect on, licensing itself. Far more detailed research on mineral policy, taxation, investment climate, and other issues has been carried out, some of it referred to in this report and cited in the footnotes and bibliography.

Published
2011

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