Mongolia's mining boom could expose it to the resource curse | Business | guardian.co.uk: "Barely a day goes past without mining or other parts of the extractive industries talking up a "new frontier" for their work: Thursday it must be the Arctic, Friday perhaps Burma, and Saturday could be Mozambique.
But today it is surely Mongolia, a country remembered largely for 13th-century exploits of Ghengis Khan but in 2012 celebrated for a 16.7% first-quarter economic growth rate – more than double that of China."
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