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Gold's Contribution to World GDP

Terry Haymond at the World Gold Council, on the global economic impact of gold and says that Gold's contribution to World GDP is startling.

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Gold's Contribution to World GDP

Terry Haymond, director of gold for development at the World Gold Council, talks about the global economic impact of gold, all along its production chain and says that Gold’s contribution to World GDP is startling.

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