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gold prices and mining
Submitted by Peter (not verified) on March 21, 2012 - 7:32pm.
Every country and central bank in the world is now acquiring gold reserves. If you look at a gold price chart for the past 3 years it is not to hard to notice the parabolic rise of prices since the economic crisis in 2008. Inflation is really pushing gold prices sky high and the the "Gold Mania" will only get worse. It is really bad that the locals will probably suffer long term damage because of these mining operation. The greed of the world it seems is not interested in the suffering of these people.
