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Sustaining development in mineral economies : the resource curse thesis
Auty, Richard M. - 1993 - 1. publ.
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The political basis of the resource curse
Auty, Richard M. - In: Handbook on the economics of natural resources, (pp. 140-161). 2015
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From resource curse to rent curse
Auty, Richard M. - In: Natural resources and economic growth : learning from …, (pp. 26-53). 2015
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The resource curse and sustainable development
Auty, Richard M. - In: Handbook of sustainable development, (pp. 267-278). 2014
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The political state and the management of mineral rents in capital-surplus economies : Botswana and Saudi Arabia
Auty, Richard M. - In: Resources policy 27 (2001) 2, pp. 77-86
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Economic development and the resource curse thesis
Auty, Richard M. - In: Economic and political reform in developing countries, (pp. 58-80). 1995
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Managing mineral dependence: Papua New Guinea 1972 - 89
Auty, Richard M. - In: Natural resources forum : a United Nations sustainable … 15 (1991) 2, pp. 90-99
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Towards a resource-driven model of governance : application to lower-income transition economies
Auty, Richard M. - 2003
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Towards a resource-driven model of governance : application to lower-income transition economies
Auty, Richard M. - 2003
Many developing market economies were strongly distorted during the 1960s and 1970s by fashionable policies to force industrialisation and they experienced growth collapses when exposed to the price shocks of the 1970s. In this context, the centrally planned economies were even more highly...
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