1. The precious metals needed to make computer chips, graphic cards, and transistors are found in only a small population of countries. What economic implications does this have for the countries that have these metals to mine?

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Roderick Matthews

Computers & Technology

9 September, 09:30

1. The precious metals needed to make computer chips, graphic cards, and transistors are found in only a small population of countries. What economic implications does this have for the countries that have these metals to mine?

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Doodles · Answer 1

it means that they can charge companies to come mine it making them more wealthy they can also upscale the materials needed to make it as they are the only countries that sell it so they have no one to compete with