"Mining GDP (Mining GDP) refers to the total value generated by mining and mineral processing industries in a country or region. These industries usually include coal, metal minerals, non-metallic minerals, etc., and are one of the important industries of a country or region. Mining GDP reflects the contribution of mining production to economic growth, and is also an important manifestation of a country or region's industrial base and resource strength.

The calculation method of mining GDP is usually to summarize the output value, sales and other statistical data of mining and mineral processing industries, and then remove the circulation links, that is, the value generated by the purchase and sales of raw materials. Mining GDP includes the economic value created in the whole process of mining, refining and processing of mineral resources, and is an important indicator reflecting the benefits of mining production and utilization.

The growth rate of mining GDP can reflect the mining production capacity and competitiveness of a country or region. If the GDP growth rate of the mining industry is high, it indicates that the mining production capacity of the country or region has been improved, and the utilization efficiency of mining resources is also continuously improving. At the same time, the high growth rate also means that the competitiveness of the country or region in the global mining market is constantly increasing, which can effectively maintain the country's resource interests and industrial advantages. On the contrary, if the GDP growth rate of the mining industry is low, it indicates that the mining production capacity of the country or region is weak, and the efficiency of resource utilization is also low, which may affect the economic and social development of the country or region.

It should be noted that there is a contradiction between the growth of mining GDP and the protection of resources and the environment. In the process of mining production, it is often accompanied by problems such as environmental damage and resource depletion. Therefore, while promoting the growth of mining GDP, it is necessary to strengthen the protection of the environment and the rational use of resources, so as to achieve sustainable development. At the same time, it should also be noted that the contribution of mining GDP to economic growth is only a part, and the overall economic development level of a country or region needs to be considered comprehensively from other aspects. "