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Pine Trees
Coal and iron.
Coal, Iron, Lumber, and Petroleum.
Some of the natural resources that have been important to the economic success of the US include oil, coal, natural gas, timber, and minerals. The abundance and accessibility of these resources have played a significant role in powering industries, fueling transportation, and supporting construction and manufacturing activities throughout the country. Additionally, fertile agricultural land and water resources have also contributed to the nation's economic growth and development.
An over dependence can cause slower economic development
to sit on a bench with a hobo who doesn't have teeth and is married to a box.
infrastructure development,positive externalities and non-exhaustion of natural resources
costs of economic growth
Increases in resources & technology
Philip A. Neher has written: 'Natural resource economics' -- subject(s): Environmental policy, Management, Natural resources 'Economic growth and development'
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The baby boom