What country produces the most gold?
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the world's largest gold mine is in irian jaya, indonesia.
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By black gold, I assume you mean oil.\nWWII - domestic (Texas and Oklahoma)\nForeign - Balkans, middle east, Asia
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gold because it's most shiny.\n\n*How many questions do you ask in a day?*
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Producers\n1 Total oil production   Exporters\n\n 1. Saudi Arabia 10.37  \n 2. Russia 9.27  \n 3. United States 8.69   \n 4. Iran 4.09  \n 5. Mexico 3.83  \n 6. China 3.62  \n 7. Norway 3.18  \n 8. Canada 3.14  \n 9. Venezuela 2.86  \n10. United Arab Emirates 2.76 \nfind more detailed information here.\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0922041.html
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India is the largest consumer of Gold in the world.\nIndians generally buy gold and most of them do not sell Gold.\nThere will be fluctuations in price only when there is buying and selling. As buying is more  price is always increasing.It will never stop.
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The currency value of a country is estimated due to that country's gold reserves ( Who was created by US after the ending of World War II ).\n\nSorry, I cannot answer your second question since I don't know the answer.
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Aussie is a country that now its GDP depends alot on commodity, mining sectors which has long taken agriculture sector. It supply world with raw material such at iron ore, coal, Natural gas and Oil and metals.
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I think it's all in the Gold and Diamond Exchange in Dubai. USGS reports they import 500+ metric tons of gold per year, but does not report any mining. I would be careful because I think UAE holds all minerals as property of the Emirates. \n\nIf I were going to look I would go to the Hajar Mountains, which are a complex of igneous and sedimentary rocks, and some of the worlds most extensive exposures of ophiolites. There are reports of intrusive igneous rocks in these ophiolites in the form of sheets and dikes of plagiogranite. Hyrothermal fluids moving through those areas might have left some gold behind. \n\nI know there are gold deposits in Saudi, but don't know the locale.
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The Country that eats the most ice cream is Australia
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I would say Monaco and Zimbabwe as the poorest. Monaco is the richest for sure per capita.
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switzerland, i think. best answer:)
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China is has the fastest growing economy at the moment and producing the majority of the world's imports! (although there are human rights issues but no one seems to care....)
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Gold: Argentina \nSilver: Netherlands \nBronze: Brazil
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Australia!!!\nI've been told!!!!
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Most states.\n\nFor some top forecasts on gold’s direction, visit the site below:\n\nI like the real GOLD nuggets. \n\nAs most gold is mined as very fine dust and tiny nuggets, the larger (over 1oz) nuggets are very rare! Actually they are as rare as large diamonds!\n\nI would suggest you look into large nuggets!\n\nTo see the 'live' spot NY gold price and some museum size gold nuggets I suggest you visit a great site I found a few months ago. I purchase a few nuggets from them just about a month ago, and not only are they beautiful to look at but in just the last few weeks they have really moved up in value!\n\nI'm actually saving to purchase others!\n\nThe site is:\n http://www.california-gold-rush-miner.us\n\nhttp://www.california-gold-rush-miner.us/australia-gold-nuggets.htm\n\nhttp://www.california-gold-rush-miner.us/crystalline-gold-miner.htm\nhttp://california-gold-nuggets-miner.blogspot.com\nhttp://www.brokerforyou.com/brokerforyou\nhttp://www.san-diego-dentist.us\nhttp://www.medical-research-study-directory.info/san-diego-medical-research-study.htm\nhttp://www.lasik-surgery-san-diego.info/lasik-eye-surgery-san-diego.htm\nhttp://www.websitetrafficbuilders.com/adsense.htm
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The world's richest country is actually Luxembourg, with a per-capita GDP (gross domestic product) of $ 55,600. Second is Norway ($ 42,400), third is the United States ($ 42,000). San Marino ($ 34,600) and Switzerland ($ 35,300) are fourth and fifth, respectively.  \n\nAccording to wikipedia, GDP "defined as the market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period of time." It is computed as:\n\nGDP = consumption + investment + government spending + (exports − imports)
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China is one of the world's major mineral-producing countries. Coal is the most abundant mineral (China ranks first in coal production); high-quality, easily mined coal is found throughout the country, but especially in the north and northeast. There are also extensive iron-ore deposits; the largest mines are at Anshan and Benxi, in Liaoning province. Oil fields discovered in the 1960s and after made China a net exporter, and by the early 1990s, China was the world's fifth-ranked oil producer. Growing domestic demand beginning in the mid-1990s, however, has forced the nation to import increasing quantities of petroleum. Offshore exploration has become important to meeting domestic needs; massive deposits off the coasts are believed to exceed all the world's known oil reserves.\n\nChina's leading export minerals are tungsten, antimony, tin, magnesium, molybdenum, mercury, manganese, barite, and salt. China is among the world's four top producers of antimony, magnesium, tin, tungsten, and zinc, and ranks second (after the United States) in the production of salt, sixth in gold, and eighth in lead ore. There are large deposits of uranium in the northwest, especially in Xinjiang; there are also mines in Jiangxi and Guangdong provs. Alumina is found in many parts of the country; China is one of world's largest producers of aluminum. There are also deposits of vanadium, magnetite, copper, fluorite, nickel, asbestos, phosphate rock, pyrite, and sulfur.\n\nExports:$583.1 billion f.o.b. (2004 est.)\nExports - commodities:machinery and equipment, plastics, optical and medical equipment, iron and steel\nExports - partners:US 22.8%, Hong Kong 16.2%, Japan 12.4%, South Korea 4.4%, Germany 4% (2004)\nImports:$552.4 billion f.o.b. (2004 est.)\nImports - commodities:machinery and equipment, oil and mineral fuels, plastics, optical and medical equipment, organic chemicals, iron and steel\nImports - partners:Japan 16.1%, Taiwan 10.9%, South Korea 10.4%, US 7.7%, Hong Kong 7.4%, Germany 5.4% (2004)\n\nGood luck!