| This paper explains the connotation of energy consumption per capita, mineral resources consumption per capita and “S” curve rule of GDP per capita, and points out that energy and main mineral resources consumption in OECD has entered into the stage of zero-growth or has arrived just around the corner, so the resource demands will keep steady or assume a gently downward trend; meanwhile developing countries have become the main body of resources consumption, and the global energy and mineral resources demand center of gravity is moving to Asia. Based on the example of oil resource, this paper describes the evolution and frangibility of the international resources market system, and points out that, as resource cost in economic development will increase continuously, low-carbon economy will promote quick development of new energy industry and related industries in the world. At last, this paper puts forward the countermeasures and suggestions for responding to the change of the global resource structure. |