Search Results - subject_exact:"Resource wealth"

Natural resource rents and carbon intensity nexus in Saudi Arabia : disaggregated analyses

Mahmood, Haider - 2026

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Intellectual and social capital,energy, and resource rents as drivers of economic growth in Middle East and North Africa : evidence from panel ARDL analysis

Fakhreddine, Nour; Taher, Hanadi; Mourad, Abbas - 2026

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Do prior residents benefit from energy booms?

Han, Luyi; Winters, John V.; Betz, Michael R. - 2026

The 21st century fracking boom transformed American energy production, but new jobs were often filled by temporary in-migrants and long-distance commuters, possibly reducing economic benefits for prior residents. We use novel restricted-access data from the U.S. Census Bureau to assess fracking...

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The effectiveness of natural resources funds : evidence from Colombia

Ome, Alejandro; Alvarez, Laura Giles; Pérez Valbuena, … - 2026

This study analyzes the impact of natural resource funds (NRF) on municipal fiscal results in Colombia, using an instrumental variable approach. It specifically analyzed the case of the Colombian Savings and Price Stabilization Fund (FAEP). The results suggest that a 1 percent increase in...

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The effectiveness of natural resources funds: evidence from Colombia

Ome, Alejandro; Giles Alvarez, Laura; Pérez Valbuena, … - 2026

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Tourism in industrialized countries : catalyst for growth or economic burden?

Di Giacomo, Giuseppe - 2026

This paper studies the long-run effects of foreign tourism on local labor markets and economic development in advanced economies, using Italy as a case study. To isolate plausibly exogenous variation in tourist arrivals, I construct a shift-share measure that interacts changes in outbound...

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Catch-up and the curse of oil

Thorvaldur Gylfason; Gylfi Zoega - 2026

Because of convergence, initial income is an important explanatory variable in many growth regressions. Its omission can lead to misspecification bias that may seem to – but still does not – contradict the common albeit somewhat controversial empirical finding that natural resources, if not...

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Power fragmentation and the resource curse

Arezki, Rabah; Graziosi, Grégoire Rota - 2026

This paper explores the economic consequences of (taxing) power fragmentation using both theory and data. We first formalize tax policy as the result of interministerial competition where the Minister of Finance ('Guardian') and the Minister of Mines ('Spender') have distinct objective...

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Why oil windfalls do not equal welfare : regime-dependent long-run elasticities in MENA and Azerbaijan

Güläliyev, Mayis; Aliyev, Shafa; Alesgerova, Aygun; … - 2026

Background: This study revisits whether oil revenue windfalls translate into higher socio-economic welfare in oil-exporting economies and explains why oil price booms often fail to generate sustained gains in real GDP per capita. Methods: Using annual data for ten oil-exporting countries over...

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The natural resources curse and critical raw materials : comparing dependence and abundance measures

Viguié, Noé - 2026

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The mortality trade-off in local oil booms: production capacity vs price windfalls in Colombia

Cubillos, Carlos H.; Jaimes, Richard - 2026

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The effect of oil rents on economic growth : does digital adoption matter?

Sharafi, Pedram; Farzanegan, Mohammad Reza - 2026

This study investigates the relationship between oil rents and economic growth, identifying digital adoption as a critical moderating factor. Utilizing a cross-sectional sample of 101 countries, we analyze the impact of oil rents (2014-2016) on subsequent GDP per capita growth (2016-2023). Our...

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Refineries, pipelines and petroleum fields : the impact of oil on conflict around the world

Dreher, Axel; Pan, Jingke; Herrmann, Maximilian - 2026

We study how global oil price shocks affect the spatial distribution of violent conflict. Combining monthly georeferenced data on oil infrastructure with conflict events worldwide over 1989-2021, we exploit exogenous variation in world crude oil prices within countries using grid-cell and...

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Refineries, pipelines and petroleum fields : the impact of oil on conflict around the world

Dreher, Axel; Pan, Jingke; Herrmann, Maximilian - 2026

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Windfalls for all? : international elasticities and Dutch disease in a commodity exporting economy

Stern, Mauricio - 2025

This paper analyzes the effect of commodity price fluctuations on a commodity-exporting economy. Using Chilean and international copper market data, I find that positive copper price changes resulting from copper-specific demand shocks generate a broad GDP expansion, with no visible decline in...

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Patriarchy, pandemics, and the gendered resource curse thesis : evidence from petroleum geology

Animashaun, Jubril Olayinka; Wossink, Ada - 2025

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Patriarchy, pandemics and the gendered resource curse thesis : evidence from petroleum geology

Animashaun, Jubril Olayinka; Wossink, Ada - 2020

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Oil rents shocks and corruption in Iran

Farzanegan, Mohammad Reza; Zamani, Reza - 2025

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The critical minerals curse

Arezki, Rabah; Ploeg, Frederick van der - 2025

Economic super-powers are racing to control critical minerals in developing economies fueling conflict, environmental damage and poverty. In this paper, we first explore what could well constitute a new “critical minerals curse”. We then highlight the dualism of institutions required for...

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Third-party interest, resource value, and the likelihood of conflict

Battiston, Giacomo; Bizzarri, Matteo; Franceschin, Riccardo - 2025

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Third-party interest, resource value, and the likelihood of conflict

Battiston, Giacomo; Bizzarri, Matteo; Franceschin, Riccardo - 2021

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Mining and structural change : how does mining affect participation in the global value chain?

Doamba, Manegdo Ulrich - 2025

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Easy money, easy spending : evidence from commodity export windfalls

Arezki, Rabah; Nguyen, Hieu; Ploeg, Frederick van der - 2025

When wealth or income rises suddenly, the propensity for that "easy money" to be directed towards unproductive use, "easy spending", may rise. The cross-country relationship between conspicuous consumption and revenue windfalls is explored by estimating the response of demand for imports of...

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Reversing the political resource curse : accountability and regional favoritism under capital windfalls

Argentieri Mariani, Lucas; Longhi, Mattia; Marchesi, Silvia - 2025

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Tourism and growth in the local labor market

Conti, Laura; Francesconi, Marco; Papini, Giulio; … - 2025

Managers ("bosses") are central to the development and allocation of human capital in firms because they train employees and learn about their abilities. While a multi-divisional firm wants to allocate workers to wherever they are most productive, bosses who are rewarded for their units'...

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Fiscal dominance and the financial resource curse : the Paradoxes of Plenty and Banking

Constantine, Collin - 2025

This article models banking under the condition of fiscal dominance or monetised-fiscal deficits, and explains why resource-based economies experience a financial resource curse. The evidence shows that commodity price shocks engender premature deindustrialisation, reduce loan-deposit ratios and...

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Threshold effects of emigrant's remittances on Dutch Disease and economic growth in Pakistan

Taguchi, Hiroyuki; Batool, Bushra - 2025

Pakistan is one of the largest recipients of remittances globally and has substantial remittance inflow fluctuations; thus, finding the remittance-gross domestic product (GDP) ratio threshold is expedient. This study examined the macroeconomic impacts of emigrant remittances in Pakistan using a...

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The monetary aspects of the Dutch disease

Constantine, Collin; Khemraj, Tarron - 2025

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Asymmetric impact of migrants' remittances on real effective exchange rate in Morocco

Zennati, Oussama; Nechba, Zineb Bennis; Chtouki, Zakaria - 2025

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Curing the Dutch disease : the role of tariffs

Delamou, Cece Cherif - 2025

This study explores the role of tariffs in addressing the Dutch Disease effect in resource-rich developing economies. By developing a theoretical framework built on existing literature, the study explores the role that the structure of taxes, internationally, can play in mitigating the adverse...

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Modelling asymmetric and nonlinear features in the natural resource wealth-economic complexity nexus : empirical insights from Nigeria

Olaniyi, Clement Olalekan; Odhiambo, Nicholas M. - 2025

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Analyzing the resource curse hypothesis in Oman : the role of financial development and natural resource through ARDL method

Al Balushi, Issa; Nora Yusma Bte Mohamed Yusoff - 2025

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Resource windfalls, connectivity, and political polarization

Ikan, Lotem; Lagziel, David; Raveh, Ohad - 2025

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Crude constraints : oil price asymmetries and the growth path of Saudi Arabia's services sector

Sharaf, Mesbah Fathy; Shahen, Abdelhalem Mahmoud - 2025

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Examining the volatility of oil revenue and its impact on Algeria's macroeconomic stability

Bouyacoub, Brahim - 2025

Research background: Algeria heavily relies on its oil revenues, being one of the leading crude oil producers in Africa and a key member of OPEC. This dependency exposes its economy to the volatility of oil prices in international markets, which can have significant repercussions on its...

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The effect of oil price shocks on the exchange rate in Iran, using the Markov-switching approach

Yarmohammadi, Younes - 2025

This research analyzes how changes in oil supply, global demand, and oil prices have impacted Iran's real exchange rate in dollars. Monthly statistics were utilized from April 1990 to September 2015. Using a structural vector autoregression model, triple oil shocks were first derived. Then, the...

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How resource industry spatial agglomeration affects regional economic growth : evidence from China

Wang, Zhongshuai; Lu, Yuchen; Zhu, Chunqian; Wang, Jun - 2025

To investigate how spatial heterogeneity affects the so-called "resource curse" in China, we combine a careful selection of indicators with the concept of resource industry spatial agglomeration (RISA) as a proxy for resource abundance and dependency. To address RISA heterogeneity among regions,...

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The cross of gold : Brazilian treasure and the decline of Portugal

Kedrosky, Davis; Palma, Nuno - 2025

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The cross of gold : Brazilian treasure and the decline of Portugal

Kedrosky, Davis; Palma, Nuno - 2023

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The cross of gold : Brazilian treasure and the decline of Portugal

Kedrosky, Davis; Palma, Nuno - 2021

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China trade shock : is there a reversal of Dutch disease for exporters of primary commodities?

Li, Yanbai; Bergougui, Brahim; Murshed, Syed Mansoob - 2025

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A three-sector structural VAR model for Australia

Fry-McKibbin, Renée; Greenwood-Nimmo, Matthew; Kima, … - 2025

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A long-term perspective of the resource curse hypothesis

Ducoing, Cristián - 2025

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From extraction to value addition : how capabilities and power shape local supplier development

Marin, Anabel; Morales-Villagomez, José - 2025

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American treasure and the decline of Spain

Charotti, Carlos J.; Palma, Nuno; Santos, João Pereira dos - 2025

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American treasure and the decline of Spain

Charotti, Carlos J.; Palma, Nuno; Santos, João Pereira dos - 2022

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American treasure and the decline of Spain

Charotti, Carlos; Palma, Nuno; Santos, João Pereira dos - 2022

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Revisiting the curse of natural resources : evidence from the oil-producing countries

Royali, Ahmad Sayuti; Rosalina, Linda; Wibowo, Wisnu; … - 2025

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Sovereign risk and Dutch disease

Esquivel, Carlos - 2025

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Sovereign risk and Dutch disease

Esquivel, Carlos - 2024

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Tax revenue instability in sub-Saharan Africa : does institutional quality matter?

Nikiema, Roukiatou; Zore, Mahamoudou - 2025

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The institutional dimension of the inequality-corruption nexus : a varieties of capitalism assessment

Hlásny, Vladimír; Kalinowski, Thomas - 2025

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The paradox of transfers : distribution and the Dutch disease

Behzadan, Nazanin; Chisik, Richard - 2025

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The paradox of transfers : distribution and the Dutch disease

Behzadan, Nazanin; Chisik, Richard - 2018

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Why do natural resource-rich economies resist improving the economic complexity?

Owjimehr, Sakine; Jamshidi, Neda - 2024

The evidence suggests that resource-rich countries tend to exhibit a relatively constant level of economic complexity, with limited progress. To investigate the underlying causes of this phenomenon, we employed a Pooled Mean Group (PMG) model using data from the top 20 resource-rich economies...

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Third parties and the non-monotonicity of the resource curse : evidence from US military influence and oil value

Battiston, Giacomo; Bizzarri, Matteo; Franceschin, Riccardo - 2024

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Can income shocks polarize? : theory and evidence from natural resource windfalls

Ikan, Lotem; Lagziel, David; Raveh, Ohad - 2024

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Contribution of the Balassa-Samuelson Effect to the dynamics of Kazakhstani tenge real exchange rate

Tūrabaj, Berdíbek Älnazarūly; Almaġambetova, … - 2024

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Unraveling Ghana's resource curse hypothesis : analyzing natural resources and economic growth with a focus on oil exploration

Baafi, Joseph Antwi - 2024

This study examines the intricate relationship between natural resource abundance, with a specific focus on oil production, and its impact on economic growth in Ghana. Through the application of the robust Fully Modified OLS methodology and using data spanned from 1960-2021 the research...

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Unemployment in a commodity-rich economy : how relevant is Dutch Disease?

Kulish, Mariano; Morley, James C.; Yamout, Nadine; … - 2024

We examine the relevance of Dutch Disease through the lens of an open-economy multisector model that features unemployment due to labor market frictions. Bayesian estimates for the model quantify the effects of both business cycle shocks and structural changes on the unemployment rate. Applying...

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