Natural Resources and Economic Development
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This cluster of papers explores the phenomenon of resource curse, focusing on the impact of natural resource abundance, particularly oil, on political institutions, economic development, corruption, and democracy. It delves into the intricate relationship between resource wealth, governance, and societal well-being, offering insights into the challenges and complexities associated with managing and harnessing natural resources for sustainable development.
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resource curse; oil revenue; natural resource wealth; oil dependence; natural resource governance; Dutch disease; oil wealth; resource-based economy; natural resource rents; resource-rich countries; natural resource dependence; oil rents; resource rent; oil-dependent economy; natural resource revenues; rentier state; oil policy; oil economy; national oil companies; oil revenue management; commodity dependence; oil royalties; oil revenue distribution; oil politics; petroleum taxation
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Morton address: 36183571610110616 · morton4x16-v1
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