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We empirically examine the impact of oil wealth on property rights protection for a sample of 156 countries between … 1960 and 2014. We find that higher levels of oil wealth result in weaker private property rights. This result is robust to … different instrumental-variable approaches and operationalizations of oil wealth and economic institutions. We argue that oil …
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This study investigates the impact of natural resources on wealth inequality as a first attempt on a panel of 45 … evidence that natural resources increase wealth inequality within a linear empirical framework. These results are robust to the … use of alternative natural resources and wealth inequality measures. Additionnaly, a nonlinear analysis provides evidence …
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production in the future. Discovery is therefore valuable and should be considered as adding to national wealth through increases … resource value chain. Many countries will need to improve management along the entire chain if resource wealth is to benefit …
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resources seems to depend on how resource wealth is measured. While most of these studies use the growth of GDP, a flow variable …, as the dependent variable, we propose to use the growth of real total wealth, a stock variable. By this, the idea of … resource curse for oil and gas rich countries. The higher the share of oil and gas wealth in total wealth per capita in 1995 …
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Resource curse theory claims that resource abundance encourages violent conflict. A study of 37 oil-producing developing countries, however, reveals that oil states with very high levels of oil revenue are remarkably stable. An analysis of the ways in which governments spend oil revenues...
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Der ehemalige Mitarbeiter der Weltbank ist heute als wirtschaftspolitischer Berater tätig. Für de Soto greifen die traditionellen Erklärungsmuster für die negativen Begleiterscheinungen der Globalisierung zu kurz. In vielen unterentwickelten Ländern gebe es riesige Vermögenswerte, die...
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