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Scarcity and frontiers : how economies have developed through natural resource exploitation

Barbier, Edward - 2011 - 1. publ.

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Finance and oil : is there a resource curse?

Beck, Thorsten - In: Beyond the curse : policies to harness the power of …, (pp. 81-106). 2012

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Do Natural Resources Fuel Authoritarianism? A Reappraisal of the Resource Curse

Haber, Stephen; Menaldo, Victor A. - 2013

A large body of scholarship finds that there is a relationship between reliance on natural resources and authoritarianism. Extant cross-country findings are derived, however, from panel regressions that assume random effects, where the dataset’s time dimension is relatively short. Because...

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Are natural resources cursed? : an investigation of the dynamic effects of resource dependence on institutional quality

De Rosa, Donato; Iootty, Mariana - 2012

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Are Natural Resources Cursed? An Investigation of the Dynamic Effects of Resource Dependence on Institutional Quality

De Rosa, Donato - 2017

This paper examines whether natural resource dependence has a negative influence on various indicators of institutional quality when controlling for the potential effects of other geographic, economic and cultural initial conditions. Analysis of a panel of countries from 1996 to 2010 indicates...

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The Natural Resource Degradation and Vulnerability Nexus : An Evaluation of the World Bank's Support for Sustainable and Inclusive Natural Resource Management (2009-19)

Independent Evaluation Group - 2021

Many of the world's poor people depend on natural resources for their well-being. Four-fifths of the world's poor …-dependent communities. The World Bank has committed to reducing the vulnerability of resource-dependent people. This evaluation assesses how … well the World Bank has addressed natural resource degradation to reduce the vulnerabilities of resource-dependent people …

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Do natural resources help or hinder development? : resource abundance, dependence, and the role of institutions

Lashitew, Addisu A.; Werker, Eric - In: Resource and energy economics 61 (2020), pp. 1-21

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Economic growth and the use of natural resources : assessing the moderating role of institutions

Kerner, Philip; Kalthaus, Martin; Wendler, Tobias - In: Energy economics 126 (2023), pp. 1-15

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Natural capital : valuing our planet

Helm, Dieter - 2015

Natural capital is what nature provides to us for free. Renewables-like species-keep on coming, provided we do not drive them towards extinction. Non-renewables-like oil and gas-can only be used once. Together, they are the foundation that ensures our survival and well-being, and the basis of...

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Resource Abundance, Blessing or Curse : Comparative Analyses of Point and Diffuse Resources

Dinga, Gildas Dohba; Mama, Dam; Achuo, Elvis Dze - 2023

The objective of this study is to assess the short and long run effects of renewable and non-renewable resource rents on economic growth in Cameroon. Taking crude oil rents and forest resource rents as proxies for non-renewable and renewable resources abundance respectively for the period...

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