Global Relationship Between GDP per Capita and Mineral Resource Consumption Rates in 2000

The images depict the relationship between GDP per capita and domestic consumption rates of industrial minerals, ore, and construction materials in various countries in the year 2000. The data highlights the varying consumption patterns and their correlation with economic prosperity. Additionally, specific images focus on mineral resource consumption in North America, South America, and India, providing insights into regional trends.

• Global
• GDP per capita
• Mineral resources
• Consumption rates
• Economic development

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1. Consumption Rates vs GDP (tons of Domestic Material Consumption/capita/year) Industrial Minerals & Ore and Construction Materials Total Consumption Rate of in the year 2000 Figure 1.The relationship between gross domestic product (GDP) per capita and the domestic consumption rate of industrial minerals & ore and construction material consumption in tons per capita for ~150 different countries in the year 2000. (Modified from UNEP Decoupling Report, 2011; Consumption (metabolic) rate data from Steinberger et al., 2010; GDP data from http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.KD); With the exception of considering Mexico as part of North America, country regions came from http://unstats.un.org/unsd/methods/ m49/m49regin.htm. Not all the countries plotted are labeled above due to space restrictions.

2. Consumption Rates vs GDP (tons of Domestic Material Consumption/capita/year) Industrial Minerals & Ore and Construction Materials Total Consumption Rate of A in the year 2000 B

3. Consumption Rates vs GDP (tons of Domestic Material Consumption/capita/year) Industrial Minerals & Ore and Construction Materials C Total Consumption Rate of in the year 2000 D

4. Mineral resource consumption (use) and extraction (mining) in North America

5. Mineral resource consumption (use) and extraction (mining) in South America

6. India

7. Mineral resource consumption (use) and extraction (mining) in India

8. North America India

9. North America South America

10. South America India