Dear Reader,
They tell you China has a monopoly on rare earths.
They tell you we are dependent. That we are vulnerable.
Discover the truth about China's rare earth monopoly: It's not based on scarcity, but on a willingness to accept environmental and human costs the West rejected.
Learn how our obsession with cheap goods made us dependent on a strategic rival, turning a vital resource into a national liability.
The one market principle that guarantees China's coercive monopoly will fail—and how entrepreneurs, not governments, will be the ones to break it.
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They are right about the second part.
But they are wrong about the first.
The Lie of Scarcity
My rich dad taught me to look past the noise. To see the real asset. The real liability.
Rare earths are not rare. They are everywhere. The United States has them. Australia has them. Brazil has them.
So why does China control 90 percent of the market?
Because they were willing to do what we were not.
Processing rare earths is dirty. It’s toxic. It creates radioactive waste. It poisons water. It kills people.
China accepted those costs. They paid for their dominance with the health of their people and the destruction of their environment.
We didn’t. We outsourced the dirty work.
We chose cheap goods over resilience. We sold our strength for a lower price tag.
That wasn't a market failure. It was a choice. A bad one.
The Price of Dependence
For years, the arrangement worked. For them.
We got cheap magnets for our laptops. Cheap motors for our cars. Cheap components for our phones.
China got control.
They built a monopoly not on efficiency, but on coercion. A monopoly built on their willingness to poison their own land.
And we let them. We shipped our raw materials to China for processing. We shut down our own facilities. We became dependent.
My rich dad said, “Dependence is a liability.”
He was right.
Now China is testing its leverage. They slow down exports. They threaten to cut off supply. They treat a vital resource like a weapon.
They are reminding us who has the power.
How Monopolies Die
But here’s what they don’t understand. What the politicians don’t understand.
Coercive monopolies are fragile. They are built on a weak foundation.
And markets always break them.
When China threatens supply, prices spike. When they restrict exports, risk goes up.
And what happens then?
Entrepreneurs get to work.
Suddenly, it makes sense to mine in Australia again. To process in Texas. To build new supply chains.
Higher prices create opportunity. Risk creates incentive.
That’s the market at work. It’s a force of nature. And it is more powerful than any government.
China cannot escape this logic. By tightening its grip, it is inviting the world to break it.
The Real Solution
The White House made a deal. They bought time. They did not solve the problem.
The government will not solve this problem.
Entrepreneurs will.
They will find new ways to process these metals. Cleaner ways. Cheaper ways.
They will innovate. They will compete.
They will build new assets. Real assets. Not just for themselves, but for the country.
China’s monopoly is a paper tiger. It looks fearsome. But it is built on a foundation of sand.
The market is the tide. And the tide is coming in.
Don’t bet on the monopoly. Bet on the market.
Bet on the entrepreneurs.
They are the ones who will set us free.
Robert Kiyosaki
Editor, Money Power and Profit
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