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Mining companies that extract rare earth elements, specifically the 15 lanthanide elements (like neodymium, dysprosium) and scandium, within the United States would be most directly affected. These companies would see a reduction in their federal tax liability, potentially making domestic extraction more profitable.
Indirectly, sectors that rely on rare earth elements, such as electronics manufacturers, electric vehicle producers, and defense contractors, could be affected if the incentive leads to a more stable and cost-effective domestic supply of these minerals. American consumers could also be indirectly affected by potential changes in the cost or availability of products that use rare earth elements.
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Mining companies that extract rare earth elements, specifically the 15 lanthanide elements (like neodymium, dysprosium) and scandium, within the United States would be most directly affected. These companies would see a reduction in their federal tax liability, potentially making domestic extraction more profitable.
Indirectly, sectors that rely on rare earth elements, such as electronics manufacturers, electric vehicle producers, and defense contractors, could be affected if the incentive leads to a more stable and cost-effective domestic supply of these minerals. American consumers could also be indirectly affected by potential changes in the cost or availability of products that use rare earth elements.
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