China's emergence as the world's second largest economy has been
driven by more than four decades of explosive growth. To support
this expansion, China has required massive expansion in its steel
production capacity, which is highly correlated to its demand for
iron ore imports. The scale and pace of China's iron ore demand
shock has pushed the global iron ore market into a historical
adjustment. Using economic frameworks, this book brings to bare new
data and field observations throughout Asia and Africa to
investigate how the rapid growth in China's iron ore demand has
affected the organisation and structure of the global iron ore
market. The research provides several important contributions to
the extant literature including analysis of whether the Big Three
Asian market iron ore exporters coordinated to sustain the profits
arising from the price boom; estimating the financial impact of the
Chinese state's intervention in iron price negotiations; and
addressing the concerns arising from the Chinese state's provision
of cheap financial support for its companies' iron ore procurement.
Offering unique insights into China's economic rise and the
structure of the iron ore market, this book will be relevant to
students and scholars of resource economics, and the Australian and
Chinese economies.
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