| International trade is one of the important factors of economic growth,and mineral trade is an important part of global commodity trade.Mineral resources play an irreplaceable role in the development of the national economy,and China’s mineral resources consumption is huge,and the existing mineral resources cannot meet the consumption demand of the country.The separation of mineral resources supply and demand on the space that makes it one of the important international trade commodities,occupies a large share of the trade,in recent years,with the rapid development of global economy,countries with commodity trade between countries becomes more and more frequent,minerals trade is rising year by year.Therefore this study is to analyze global minerals pattern of international trade as a whole,to identify the roles of minerals countries in international trade,at the same time analysis of state role in the evolution of international trade for economic growth.This paper based on the main minerals trade data from 2002 to 2016 to build the complex minerals trade network,studied the minerals trade pattern evolution trend,defines the trade country’s role,and explores the evolution trend of trading nations role position,then select the network the relevant indicators such as weighted into the degree of value,the weighted value and characteristic vector centricity and accumulation coefficient,different countries representing the world’s trade position,the role of the combined GDP of the country trade value of panel data regression model was constructed.According to the result of the panel data regression model,this article can draw the following conclusions: first,import and export trade has obvious promoting effect on economic growth,at the same time,minerals import trade relative export trade for economic growth promoting effect is more obvious;Second,the stronger the trade partners,the greater the promotion of economic growth;Third,the greater the cohesion of the trading countries has the obvious promotion effect on the economic growth of the trading countries. |