Embodied net exports, the effects on intensity of use estimation and mineral demand forecasting. US sulphur 1965-85

Khalid Al-Rawahi; Michael Rieber

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Embodied net exports, the effects on intensity of use estimation and mineral demand forecasting. US sulphur 1965-85

Khalid Al-Rawahi^*, Michael Rieber

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Net embodied exports of US sulphur are estimated. When subtracted from conventional apparent consumption it is shown that domestic consumption (absorption) is overstated and declining. Domestic intensity of use is also declining. These results provide a basis for new forecasts of domestic demand, separate from that derived from international trade. Domestic producers will be differentially affected.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	200-209
Number of pages	10
Journal	Resources Policy
Volume	16
Issue number	3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/0301-4207(90)90051-c
Publication status	Published - Sept 1990

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