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The impact of new VAT enforcement on financial performance: Evidence from Saudi Arabia non-financial listed companies using the event study and ARMA model. [PDF]
HeliyonAl-Otaibi MI, Nor NM, Yusri Y, Guzaiz N.
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Sensitivity to changes in oil prices, tax returns and the cross-section of stock returns: The present situation for net-oil exporting economies. [PDF]
HeliyonLou Q, Iqbal N, Alraey Y.
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Global forest conservation policies and the Sustainable Development Goals
Britz W, Wilts R, Wuepper D.
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Oil revenues are becoming increasingly crucial to the political economy of West Africa. Both oil-rich and oil-scarce countries in the subregion are generating funds from the intense oil exploration and drilling activities taking place right across the West African coastline.
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Oil revenues are becoming increasingly crucial to the political economy of West Africa. Both oil-rich and oil-scarce countries in the subregion are generating funds from the intense oil exploration and drilling activities taking place right across the West African coastline.
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Energy Sources, Part B: Economics, Planning, and Policy, 2013
Petroleum-producing countries develop fiscal regimes that have been specifically designed to maximize the government's revenue, but leaving sufficient money to attract investing oil companies. The government take varies considerably from country to country, depending upon factors such as the petroleum potential of the country, crude oil gravity ...
A. Russell, R. A. Dawe
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Petroleum-producing countries develop fiscal regimes that have been specifically designed to maximize the government's revenue, but leaving sufficient money to attract investing oil companies. The government take varies considerably from country to country, depending upon factors such as the petroleum potential of the country, crude oil gravity ...
A. Russell, R. A. Dawe
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Reducing Russia’s Oil Revenues
The RUSI Journal, 2023On 5 December 2022, the EU, US and other G7 states imposed a price cap on Russian maritime oil shipments to help reduce income to the Kremlin while protecting the West’s energy supplies. Jan Stockbruegger assesses this experimental sanction and analyses the logic behind it, key findings so far and how policies could be improved to better enforce the ...
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Nigeria's Oil Revenues and the Oil Producing Areas
Journal of Energy & Natural Resources Law, 1999There is growing agitation in Nigeria's oil producing areas for more equitable compensation from the Nigerian state for the upstream activities that take place in these areas. The various formulas employed over the years to distribute the country's revenues between its federal, state and local governments have been skewed against the oil producing ...
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Oil Revenues and Manufacturing Output
Fiscal Studies, 1981In our article in the July 1980 issue of Fiscal Studies, we examined the impact of the growth of North Sea oil production on the domestic economy. A major conclusion of that article was that 'the contraction of manufacturing output, and an increase in domestic absorption on imported manufactures, are the only means by which the British economy can ...
P J Forsyth, J A Kay
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Oil Revenue Collateralisation in Ghana
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010This paper provides comparative analysis of policy aims and possible effects of oil revenue management in Ghana. The proposals in selected sections of the Petroleum Revenue Management Bill of 2010 provide the basis for the paper. Collateralisation of oil revenue allows the country to use future revenue from oil as security.
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