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Fig 1.

Mechanisms and pathways for clean energy market to influence the product market of rare earths industrial chain.

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Spillover indices and their interpretations.

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Methodological flowchart.

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Detailed description of variables.

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Table 3.

Descriptive statistics for all variables.

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Fig 3.

Fluctuations in prices and returns of rare earth industry chain products from February 2015 to August 2023.

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Static spillover indices.

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Fig 4.

Time-varying total connectivity of China’s rare earth industry chain product market.

Note: This figure illustrates the dynamic total spillover index (in percentage terms) among rare earth product returns from February 2015 to August 2023. The y-axis represents the connectivity index (%), ranging from 25% to 35%, while the x-axis denotes time on a monthly scale with labeled years (2015−2023). Blue shaded areas highlight significant structural shift periods, such as policy announcements (e.g., May 2015 tariff cancellation) and external shocks (e.g., 2020 COVID-19), where connectivity exceeds 32% (1 standard deviation above mean). Peaks indicate heightened risk transmission due to clean energy demand surges.

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Fig 5.

Time-varying net connectivity of various products within China’s rare earth industry chain.

Note: This multi-panel figure displays net spillover indices (in percentage terms) for key rare earth products (e.g., PNO, DO, NM, Nd-Fe-B) over February 2015 to August 2023. Each panel’s y-axis shows net connectivity (%), with x-axis as monthly time series labeled by year. Positive values indicate net transmitters, negative as receivers. Shaded regions mark significance, emphasizing shifts like NFB’s consistent transmitter role.

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Table 5.

Unit root tests.

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ARDL regression results.

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NARDL regression results.

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Asymmetric response tests.

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