Oil and the Resource Curse
Oil for health in sub-Saharan Africa: health systems in a 'resource curse' environment
... the resource curse would thus explain- as a first approximation – why the case is today nowhere better illustrated than in sub-Saharan Africa, the fastest growing oil-producing region worldwide ...
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Natural resource curse: a non linear approach in a panel of oil exporting countries
... natural resource curse use standard linear models with interacting terms (between a proxy of natural resource abundance and a variable of institutional quality) and might not properly address ...
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Oil Resource Governance in Somalia: Are they Susceptible to the Resource Curse?
... as oil and gas have had negative impact on economic ...“the resource curse” which shows an austere relationship: countries endowed with huge deposits of oil and gas usually experience lower ...
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The relationship between reserves of oil endowment and economic growth from the resource curse viewpoint: a case study of oil producing countries
... Resource curse is one of the most important empirical findings of development economics in twentieth ...concerns resource-rich countries which have less economic growth in comparison to ...
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Resource Curse Hypothesis and Role of Oil Prices in USA
... in oil prices cause recessions or sharp increase? Although evidence in both cases are available in favor and as well as ...higher oil prices attract contractionary monetary policy which, subsequently lead ...
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A Study of the Regional Resource Curse: The Evolving Impact of Oil and Gas Economics on Caddo Parish, Louisiana
... on oil has ended and that natural gas dependency has seemly changed from traditional drilling expenditures and varying royalties payments to horizontal drilling and Haynesville/ Bossier Shale mineral leasing, at ...
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A conditional theory of the ‘political resource curse:’ oil, autocrats, and strategic contexts
... and oil and gas industry - two key officials who had access to the country’s hard-currency earnings – were fired along with their deputies and other key associates (Gerasimov 1994; Selskaya Zhizn 1994; ...
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Resource curse and institutional quality in oil countries
... of resource rich countries are related to the way rents created by the resources are distributed through institutional ...bring curse and weak performance of petroleum rich ...
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Empirical Evidence on the Resource Curse Hypothesis in Oil Abundant Economy
... natural resource abundance, while second failed to do so due to various domestic ...the resource curse hypothesis by including effectiveness of rule and regulations in growth ...natural ...
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The Resource Curse Hypothesis Revisited: Evidence from a Panel VAR
... the resource curse hypothesis, by estimating a panel VAR approach along with panel generalised impulse response functions (PGIRFs) to data on oil abundance, economic growth and several political ...
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Resource Rents and Dependence in Sub Saharan African Countries Economies
... that resource curse is not an inevitable outcome of oil, gas or mineral windfall ...their resource to economic growth on the basis of proper management and efficient appropriation of ...
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Natural Resource Curse: Special Experience Of The Persian Gulf States
... any curse story or success story behind Persian ...by oil and gas, the more their government invest on health and education, then oil curse can not be true in oil countries and visa ...
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Are natural resource windfalls a blessing or a curse in democratic settings: a case study Ghana?
... natural resource sector provides opportunity for industrial development in Africa countries due to the linkages it ...natural resource sector to generate linkages is however, based on natural ...
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The Resource Curse: A Look into the Implications of an Abundance of Natural Resources in the Democratic Republic of Congo
... has oil and ...crude oil reserves in Central and Southern Africa after Angola and there are three sedimentary basins located within its ...Congo’s oil production has been limited to the Coastal Basin ...
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Volume 4, Issue 1 (2018)
... Chad’s oil was extracted in 2003 by consortium oil companies and the World ...export oil to international market, the revenues would be used for development, but today evidence shows that oil ...
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Commodity Prices, Growth, and the Natural Resource Curse: Reconciling a Conundrum
... The oil import price index was constructed by interacting the log of the annual average deflated oil price index with a dummy variable for net oil ...Net oil imports are crude oil ...
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An Alternative Explanation for the Resource Curse: The Income Effect Channel
... We use a unique database, consisting of annual data for 25 oil-exporting countries over 1992–2005. Appendix A describes sources of data (Table 4) and their descriptive statistics (Table 5) . Due to some missing ...
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Coal Mining, Economic Development, and the Natural Resource Curse
... resources curse. Fourth, we make summary comparisons with the impacts of the oil and gas industry: few if any past studies assess the performance of coal relative to these ...
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Foreign Direct Investment and the Natural Resource Curse; what is the relationship to Economic Development, Income Inequality and Poverty? Do institutions and Good Governance matter?
... major oil producing countries (including Sudan) as well as in Egypt and South ...natural resource industries”. The implication is that the non-resource sectors (including the manufacturing sector) ...
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Financial development and the oil curse: Evidence from Algeria
... natural resource curse via volatility ...the curse into a ...natural resource dependence on growth after controlling for volatility; the key to a turn-around for many resource-rich ...
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