2012•Journal of Shanghai Business SchoolRequires access

Optimal Use of Non-Property Strategic Exhaustible Resources in China

Liu Hui-qi

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Non-property strategic exhaustible resources such as rare earth are essential for the country's economic development.We attempts to explore the path of economic growth based on optimal use of non-property strategic exhaustible resources by mathematical models and believe that sustainable economic growth can be achieved as long as the government effectively carries out a policy that would induce rational use of non-property strategic exhaustible resources.

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Key concepts: Economics, Property (philosophy), Government (linguistics), China, Sustainable development, Strategic Choice, Natural resource economics, Microeconomics