We understand the history pattern (of the market). Prices go up, then come down. We're trying to manage resources in a way to remain successful, not only through the good times, but also when lower prices come.
It's certainly a strong time in the copper business.
We are at all full production and we have increased staff, with some openings at mines.
The technology now is different. It's not realistic that employment would reach those levels where thousands are employed. Its a different era.
It appears that the same amount of data would have to be gathered yearly. Data collection is more expensive than sending it in.
