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2.2. LithiumMarket 2.2.1. Supply/DemandandPrice The lithium market is expanding. It is a new market without a clear history unlike the copper market. It is therefore more difficult to predict supply/demand and price of lithium in a today’s rapidly fluctuating market.37 While there are several reports from some companies, the data by BMO Capital Markets is cited here in Figure 2.4. Figure 2.4 Lithium supply/demand and price and their estimates.38 According to the graph, there won’t be a supply deficit by 2025, although, around 2015, there was a concern of lithium shortage. The price of lithium carbonate and hydroxide are expected to drop and then increase gradually over time. At first glance, it seems that there is no problem in the -8-

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