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Asteroid Mining and the Market for Platinum, a speculative analysis
The potential existence of a high-volume asteroid-derived platinum supply is examined from an economic perspective to assess the possible impact on long-term platinum supply. It is hypothesized that space-mined resources will increasingly become available over the next 30 years to 2050, driven by gr...
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School of Economics
2021
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