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The Distribution of Natural Resource Rents and the Dutch Disease [PDF]

, 2014
We show that the Dutch disease can arise solely because of the distribution of the natural resource rents. In particular, a less equal distribution of the natural resource rents can generate manufacturing sector stagnation and lower long-run growth even for a country with a smaller resource base and (initially) higher manufacturing productivity. In our
Richard Chisik, Bill Battaile, Harun Onder   +2 more
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Innovation and natural resource rents: global evidence

Journal of Financial Economic Policy
Purpose This study aims to examine the causal impact of natural resource rents on national innovation performance in 109 countries from 1980 to 2021. Using agricultural land suitability as an instrumental variable, the authors address the endogeneity of resource wealth and identify its effect on patenting ...
Tu Nhu Nguyen, Duy Duong
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Natural resource rents and access to finance

Journal of Multinational Financial Management, 2023
Mohammed Arshad Khan, Muhammad Atif Khan, Muhammad Asif Khan, Hamad Alhumoudi, Hossam Haddad   +4 more
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Natural Resource Pricing and Rents

2021
Andrey Vavilov, Georgy Trofimov
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Incentive Compatible Extraction of Natural Resource Rent [PDF]

, 2003
The exploitation of natural resources often generates considerable economic rent. Since such so-called resource rents accrue due to innate characteristics of the resource itself thus reflecting its eco-nomic value and not due to managerial abilities of the exploiting firm, at least part of it should - as a price for the use of the resource – be ...
Cornelia Luchsinger, Adrian Müller
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Rents to Riches? The Political Economy of Natural Resource-Led Development [PDF]

, 2014
Natural resource endowments such as oil, gas, and minerals can serve as potent drivers of development. Global demand for scarce natural resources is mounting rapidly. Industry experts argue that we are in the midst of a “super cycle” of commodity prices, driven by demand from fast-growing emerging economies.
Naazneen H. Barma, Kai Kaiser, Tuan Minh Le, Lorena Vinuela   +3 more
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Natural Resources Rent Dependency and Macroeconomic Instability in Africa

Sustainable Development
ABSTRACT Macroeconomic instability remains a persistent challenge in Africa, often exacerbated by the volatility of natural resource revenues. While the relationship between resource rents and instability is underexplored and often limited to a few dimensions, this study provides a more comprehensive analysis by investigating the ...
Jean‐Claude Mousseuknadji Kouladoum, Médard Mengue Bidzo, Emmanuel le Roi Nso Fils, Larrya Guibinga Kossi Essova   +3 more
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Considering natural gas rents, mineral rents, mineral depletion, and natural resources depletion as new determinants of sustainable development

Resources Policy
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Akram, Rabia, Ai, Fengyi, Srivastava, Mohit, Sharma, Ridhima   +3 more
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How does geopolitical risk affect CO2 emissions? The role of natural resource rents

Resources Policy, 2023
Mantu Kumar Mahalik, Shreya Pal, Giray Gozgor   +2 more
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Natural resource rents: Theoretical clarification

2008
The concept of natural resource rents is much used in the natural resource economics literature. It is therefore somewhat surprising that in this same literature it is difficult to find a clear definition of the concept. Possibly as a result, the concept is often loosely employed and in some texts it appears to be taken to be virtually synonymous with ...
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