What is the Potential for More Copper Fabrication in Zambia?
The copper fabrication industry lies between: (1) the industry that produces copper (as a commodity metal from mined ores as well as from recycling), and (2) the users of copper in finished products such as electronic goods. Copper fabrication invo...
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okr-10986-28122021-04-23T14:02:04Z What is the Potential for More Copper Fabrication in Zambia? World Bank ACCESS TO MARKET ACCESS TO MARKETS AIR CONDITIONERS AIR CONDITIONING ALLOYING ALUMINIUM ALUMINUM BACTERIA CABLES CASTING CASTINGS CATHODES COLD ROLLING COMMERCE COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE COMPETITIVENESS CONSTRUCTION COPPER COPPER ALLOYS COPPER INDUSTRY COPPER PIPES COPPER PRICE COPPER PRICES DOMESTIC USE EFFICIENT OPERATION ELECTRICITY ENGINES EXPORT MARKETS EXTRUSION FINISHED PRODUCT FINISHED PRODUCTS FORGING FOUNDRIES FURNACES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HIGH LEVELS HOT ROLLING INDUSTRIALIZED AREAS INTERNATIONAL MARKET INVENTORIES IRON LOW VOLUME MACHINERY MACHINING MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY MARKET ACCESS MARKET DEVELOPMENT MARKET SURVEY MARKETING MELTING METAL PRODUCTS METAL SMELTING METALLURGY METALS METALS SECTOR MINING NATURAL RESOURCES NICKEL NON-FERROUS METALS OBSOLESCENCE ORES OXYGEN PIPES PLASTICS PLATINUM PLUMBING POWER GENERATION PRICE FLUCTUATIONS PRODUCTION PROCESS RAW MATERIALS RECYCLING ROLLING SALE SALES SCRAP SPREAD STABILIZATION STAINLESS STEEL SUBSTITUTION SUPPLIERS TIN TOOLS TRADE OPPORTUNITIES TURNOVER VALVES WAREHOUSE WAREHOUSES WHOLESALER WIRE WORLD MARKET ZINC The copper fabrication industry lies between: (1) the industry that produces copper (as a commodity metal from mined ores as well as from recycling), and (2) the users of copper in finished products such as electronic goods. Copper fabrication involves the manufacture of products such as copper wire, wire rod, low-voltage cable, and other copper based semi-manufactures. Copper is clearly a major input into the copper fabrication industry. However, aside from this supply relationship, the copper mining and refining and copper fabrication industries are almost completely separate, with different drivers, competitive forces, structures, and economics. The former produces a fungible commodity which can be sold anywhere and (in most cases) has a market of last resort in the metal exchanges, while the latter is highly dependent on customer demands and needs, stockholding patterns, and technical requirements. The Government and population of Zambia have long looked to copper fabrication as a potential opportunity for adding more value to the country's copper. Zambia has long held a desire to add more value to its copper, and the government and wider population believe that copper fabrication could represent an important source of economic growth, jobs, and diversification. 2012-03-19T10:14:10Z 2012-03-19T10:14:10Z 2011-06-01 http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/main?menuPK=64187510&pagePK=64193027&piPK=64187937&theSitePK=523679&menuPK=64187510&searchMenuPK=64187283&siteName=WDS&entityID=000333037_20111227222641 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/2812 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank Economic & Sector Work :: Other Financial Sector Study Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Southern Africa Zambia |
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ACCESS TO MARKET ACCESS TO MARKETS AIR CONDITIONERS AIR CONDITIONING ALLOYING ALUMINIUM ALUMINUM BACTERIA CABLES CASTING CASTINGS CATHODES COLD ROLLING COMMERCE COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE COMPETITIVENESS CONSTRUCTION COPPER COPPER ALLOYS COPPER INDUSTRY COPPER PIPES COPPER PRICE COPPER PRICES DOMESTIC USE EFFICIENT OPERATION ELECTRICITY ENGINES EXPORT MARKETS EXTRUSION FINISHED PRODUCT FINISHED PRODUCTS FORGING FOUNDRIES FURNACES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HIGH LEVELS HOT ROLLING INDUSTRIALIZED AREAS INTERNATIONAL MARKET INVENTORIES IRON LOW VOLUME MACHINERY MACHINING MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY MARKET ACCESS MARKET DEVELOPMENT MARKET SURVEY MARKETING MELTING METAL PRODUCTS METAL SMELTING METALLURGY METALS METALS SECTOR MINING NATURAL RESOURCES NICKEL NON-FERROUS METALS OBSOLESCENCE ORES OXYGEN PIPES PLASTICS PLATINUM PLUMBING POWER GENERATION PRICE FLUCTUATIONS PRODUCTION PROCESS RAW MATERIALS RECYCLING ROLLING SALE SALES SCRAP SPREAD STABILIZATION STAINLESS STEEL SUBSTITUTION SUPPLIERS TIN TOOLS TRADE OPPORTUNITIES TURNOVER VALVES WAREHOUSE WAREHOUSES WHOLESALER WIRE WORLD MARKET ZINC World Bank What is the Potential for More Copper Fabrication in Zambia? |
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The copper fabrication industry lies
between: (1) the industry that produces copper (as a
commodity metal from mined ores as well as from recycling),
and (2) the users of copper in finished products such as
electronic goods. Copper fabrication involves the
manufacture of products such as copper wire, wire rod,
low-voltage cable, and other copper based semi-manufactures.
Copper is clearly a major input into the copper fabrication
industry. However, aside from this supply relationship, the
copper mining and refining and copper fabrication industries
are almost completely separate, with different drivers,
competitive forces, structures, and economics. The former
produces a fungible commodity which can be sold anywhere and
(in most cases) has a market of last resort in the metal
exchanges, while the latter is highly dependent on customer
demands and needs, stockholding patterns, and technical
requirements. The Government and population of Zambia have
long looked to copper fabrication as a potential opportunity
for adding more value to the country's copper. Zambia
has long held a desire to add more value to its copper, and
the government and wider population believe that copper
fabrication could represent an important source of economic
growth, jobs, and diversification. |
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What is the Potential for More Copper Fabrication in Zambia? |
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What is the Potential for More Copper Fabrication in Zambia? |
| title_full |
What is the Potential for More Copper Fabrication in Zambia? |
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What is the Potential for More Copper Fabrication in Zambia? |
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What is the Potential for More Copper Fabrication in Zambia? |
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what is the potential for more copper fabrication in zambia? |
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