Keep mining policy consistent, economists tell Greenland’s leaders
A long-term, stable regulatory environment is decisive if the country is to be able to count on growing its mining industry, annual economic report warns.
To a large degree, mining activity in Greenland is determined by developments in the global economy, but the country’s legislators can go a long way towards reassuring the industry that it is a safe place to invest, Økonomisk Råd, a panel of independent economic advisors to the government, says in its annual outlook.
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