Which one of the following statements is true?

a. A static reserve index will indicate a longer resource lifetime than an exponential reserve index
b. An exponential reserve index indicates a longer resource lifetime than a static reserve index
c. Eventually all sub-economic reserves of non-renewable resources will be depleted
d. Eventually all physical reserves of non-renewable resources will be depleted
e. Sub-economic resources or reserves can never become economic resources or reserves
f. All of the above.
g. None of the above.


Ans: a. A static reserve index will indicate a longer resource lifetime than an exponential reserve index

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