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A resource that is too expensive to extract is considered economically limited rather than economically depleted. Economic depletion refers to a situation where a resource has been extracted to the point where it is no longer economically feasible to continue extraction. Economic limitation, on the other hand, implies that the resource still exists but is not economically viable to extract at current market conditions.
minerals.
This is true but it could also be true of any fossil fuel. The problem is will it become too dangerous and will it become too expensive to excavate and extract these commodities.
The most expensive resource in the world is Californium. It's about 27 Million $ per gram.
pros they have alot of oil in them cons there expensive to extract , there hard to extract
The 2013 football manager resource archiver is a system in the game Football Manager. To use the resource achiever you can extract graphics and make logos.
They take water from the sea and extract the salt from it. Its an expensive process.
Ore was deep underground and it was expensive to extract.
expensive and a non-renewable resource.
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It's a sort of vicious circle. Gold is expensive so it is much in demand. So gold is extracted from rocks where it forms an ounce or less in every ton of rock - which is expensive! Iron is not so rare and is easier to extract.
rubber