In some geographies, yes, diamond is a major resource.
gas
a mono-economy is a economy relying on one major export or natural resource to bring most of the currency into the country.
Diamonds are a commodity. South Africa is a major contributor to the diamond industry, based on its diamond mining operations. Raw diamonds are purchased according to their grade and size. People involved in the diamond business make profits.
It's the contrary, inflation contributes to higher gasoline prices. But not so much as everybody thinks. The major cause for increasing gasoline prices is the resource. Less resource for higher demand, higher prices
Regional Imalance - skewed development in southern karnatakaWater scarcity - both drinking water and water for agriculturePower scarcityImproper resource management
yes
non-renewable
A diamond is natural resource, and a diamond can be made from ashes of cremation, plus diamonds can be 'made' in a well-equipped lab.
mining is Nevada's major resource
No. Diamond is a natural resource, which is harvested and commodified, like oil or coal or natural gas taken from the earth.
'Scarce resource' implies that the resource is uncommon, rare and hard to find, all of which is true for the mineral diamond. As to why diamond is scarce, that's a Mother Nature question, and she's not answering questions here, sorry.
No. There is no water in diamonds.
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non-renewable
no
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