The Geopolitics of Lithium

Lithium is increasingly seen as a critical resource for the global green economy, and its supply chain has important geopolitical and economic implications. The economic implications of lithium resource allocation, with a focus on major lithium producing countries such as Argentina, Chile, and Australia. How access to lithium affects national economies, trade relations, and global power dynamics, and how countries with large lithium reserves use their resources to gain economic advantage. China’s role in dominating lithium processing and supply chains, and how international trade agreements and tariffs affect the market.