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whole of this ecosystem is more than the sum of its parts
and requires our collective wisdom to come together. “If
you look at history, innovation doesn’t come just from giv-
ing people incentives it comes from creating environments
where their ideas can connect.” – Steven Jobs
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labor productivity, and comparative advantage in min-
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Bartos, P.J. 2002. SX-EW copper and the technology cycle.
In Resources Policy 28:85–94.
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Hargroves, K. and Smith, M.H. 2005. The Natural
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Tilton, J.E. 2001a. Labor Productivity, Costs, and Mine
Survival During a Recession. In Resources Policy
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Alternative View: Reply. In Natural Resources Forum
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Tilton, J.E. 2002. Long-Term Trends in Copper Prices. In
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whole of this ecosystem is more than the sum of its parts
and requires our collective wisdom to come together. “If
you look at history, innovation doesn’t come just from giv-
ing people incentives it comes from creating environments
where their ideas can connect.” – Steven Jobs
REFERENCES
Anderson, P. and Tushman, M.L. 1991. Managing Through
Cycles of Technological Change. In Research Technology
Management 34(3):26.
Aydin, H. and Tilton, J.E. 2000. Mineral endowment,
labor productivity, and comparative advantage in min-
ing. In Resource and Energy Economics 22(4):281–293.
Bartos, P.J. 2002. SX-EW copper and the technology cycle.
In Resources Policy 28:85–94.
Bartos, P.J. 2006. Innovation in the mining industry
through time. Unpublished Ph.D. Thesis, Colorado
School of Mines, Golden, CO.
Bartos, P.J. 2007. Is mining a high-tech industry?:
Investigations into innovation and productivity
advance. In Resources Policy 32(4):149–158.
Engineers Canada. 2022. “2022 Canadian Engineers for
Tomorrow: Trends in Engineering Enrolment and
Degrees Awarded.” Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Garcia, P., Knights, P.F., and Tilton, J.E. 2000. Measuring
labor productivity in mining. In Minerals and Energy—
Raw Materials Report 15(1):31–39.
Garcia, P., Knights, P.F., and Tilton, J.E. 2001. Labor
productivity and comparative advantage in min-
ing: the copper industry in Chile. In Resources Policy
27(2):97–105.
Hargroves, K. and Smith, M.H. 2005. The Natural
Advantage of Nations Business Opportunities, Innovations
and Governance in the 21st Century. Routledge. doi:
10.4324/9781849773133
International Energy Agency. 2024. World Energy
Investment 2024. Paris, France.
National Mining Association. 2022. The Economic
Contributions of U.S. Mining, 2021. Washington,
D.C.
Society for Mining, Metallurgy &Exploration. 2014.
“SME Guide to Mineral and Materials Science
Schools.” Englewood, CO.
Tilton, J.E. 2000. Mining and Public Policy: An Alternative
View. In Natural Resources Forum 24(1):49–52.
Tilton, J.E. 2001a. Labor Productivity, Costs, and Mine
Survival During a Recession. In Resources Policy
27:107–117.
Tilton, J.E. 2001b. Mining and Public Policy: An
Alternative View: Reply. In Natural Resources Forum
25(1):71–72.
Tilton, J.E. 2002. Long-Term Trends in Copper Prices. In
Mining Engineering (July 2002):25–32.
Tilton, J.E. 2003. Creating Wealth and Competitiveness
in Mining. In Mining Engineering (September
2003):15–22.
Tilton, J.E. and Landsberg, H.H. 1999. Innovation, pro-
ductivity growth, and the survival of the U.S. cop-
per industry. Edited by R.D. Simpson. Sources of
Productivity Improvement in U.S. Natural Resources
Industries, Resources for the Future, Washington, DC.