《稀土案例》课件.ppt

精选ppt Rare Earth Metals稀土金属 ------Nancy Outline 1. News Introduction 2. The distribution of the metals in the world 3. The functions of the rare earth metals 4. Different sides hold different opinions 5. Different purposes 6. My opinions News Introduction China 1.Restriction policy 限制政策 2.Export quota 出口配额 3.Export license 出口许可证 4. Export price 出口现价 WTO rules give talks sixty days to work. If they do not settle the dispute, a WTO panel can then be requested to help reach a settlement. the dispute settlement system of the World Trade Organization （世界贸易组织争端解决机制 ） The distribution of the metals in the world As there is oil in the Middle east ,there is Rare earth in china！ Industrial gold! The functions of the rare earth metals Rare earth metals are used in the manufacture of almost every high-technology device -- from mobile phones and computers to batteries for electric cars. Different sides hold different opinions 1. China ----- says it follows WTO rules in exporting the minerals. In twenty ten, China mined about one hundred thirty thousand metric tons of rare earth metals. That was about ninety-seven percent of world production. Different sides hold different opinions This case involves something called rare earth materials, which are used by American manufacturers to make high-tech products like advanced batteries that power everything from hybrid cars to cell phones. We want our companies building those products right here in America. But to do that American manufacturers need to have access to rare earth materials, which China supplies. Now, if China would simply let the market work on its own, wed have no objections. But their policies currently are preventing that from happening, and they go against the very rules that China agreed to follow. Different sides hold different opinions Critics get information from Chinas government and the United States Geological Survey showing that China has