Table 1 Scope of resource nationalism events.

From: Resource nationalism: the intersection of politics and economics

Type of policy intervention

Resource Nationalism Strategy

Export control of mineral raw materials

1. Prohibition of Exports, With Priority Given To National Supply

 

2. Production Quota System

 

3. Banning The Export of Raw Minerals (Ores) And Requiring That The Refining of Ores Be Kept Local/National

 

4. Incentives For Companies To Keep Ore Processing Local/National By Increasing Taxes And Fees On Ore

 

5. Other Measures (Other Than Taxes, Export Controls) To Stimulate Localization of Ore Processing

Uncertainty of mine property rights

6. State Ownership of Natural Resources

 

7. Expropriation of Enterprise Assets (State Acquisition Without Compensation)

 

8. Expropriation of Enterprise Assets (Acquired By The State For A Fee)

 

9. Host Government's Requirement To Hold Part of The Enterprise's Shares

 

10. Restriction of Foreign Shareholding And Sale of Shares To State Enterprises

 

11. Restriction of Foreign Shareholding And Sale of Shares To National Citizens/Enterprises (Non-Government/State Enterprises)

 

12. Foreign-Owned Enterprises Must Develop Natural Resources In Joint Ventures With State-Owned Enterprises

 

13. Foreign-Owned Enterprises Must Develop Natural Resources In Joint Ventures With National Enterprises

Operational interventions in enterprises

14. Prohibition of Entry Into Certain Industries (E.G., Strategic Minerals)

 

15. Temporary Cessation of Production

 

16. Temporary Cessation of Exploration

 

17. State Intervention In The Management of The Company's Production (Participation In The Board of Directors, Partial Control, Participation In Joint Ventures, Negotiated Shares)

 

18. Contract Renegotiation

 

19. Monopolization By State-Owned Enterprises

 

20. Preference of State-Owned Enterprises

 

21. Priority of National Companies

 

22. Reduction of The Length of Exploration Licenses/Mining Licenses

 

23. Reduction of Maximum Licensed Area of Exploration Area/Mining Area

Geopolitical intervention

24. Joining/Establishing Regional Mineral Resource Alliances

Loss of foreign profits

25. Increase In Tax Rates

 

26. Imposition of New Taxes

 

27. Use of Local Currency For Settlement

Local Protectionism

28. Employment of Local Staff

 

29. Procurement of Local Equipment

 

30. Preference For National Suppliers

Environmental and social disruptions

31. Helping Local Communities

 

32. Reinvesting Profits

 

33. Labor Conflicts

 

34. Environmental Conflicts

 

35. Extraction Bans In Specific Areas Due To Environmental Concerns