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Political and commercial geology and the world's mineral resources

Note 108 — Chapter XIV · COPPER By F. W. Paine

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Extension is the product of “Percentage of World Total” and “Developed Reserves in Terms of Years Life,” and gives total ultimate relative importance of different countries.

[109] In so far as it affects production this high figure must be discounted because of the large reserves being compact, the distance from market and the unfavorable mining conditions of a thinly settled country.

[110] Katanga equals ⁶⁵⁄₆₆ of this.

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