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The Natural Resource Curse: Is It Really a Curse?
International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy, 2023 The Natural Resource Curse literature started with a clear consensus that dependence on natural resources have clear direct negative effects on economic growth and levels of democracy. However, the literature today reflects that the debate is still going where several papers reflects evidence that is against the consensus of the Natural Resource Curse ...
Barrak Ghanim Algharabali +1 more
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Natural Resources and Productivity: Can Banking Development Mitigate the Curse?
Economies, 2017 This paper contributes to the literature concerning the natural resource curse by exploring the role of banking development in reducing the resource curse in a natural resource-based country, Yemen.
Ramez Abubakr Badeeb, Hooi Hooi Lean
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The Politics of the Resource Curse: A Review [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013 AbstractThis article considers the debate over the “resource curse” (i.e., whether too much natural-resource wealth is harmful for developing countries) along with the debate about the mechanisms and conditions that likely generate the reported problems. After reviewing the literature on the resource curse, this article discusses the ways that scholars
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Revisiting Development Disparities across the Indian States: In Quest of Evidence of Resource Curse
Space and Culture, India, 2019 Despite a large number of studies going into the issue of income and developmental disparities across states in India, the possibility of resource curse being at the root of some states persistently lagging in development has rarely been probed.
Mofidul Hassan, MP Bezbaruah
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EnergiesWith the increasing “resource curse” phenomena relating to energy resources in China, research concerning energy substitution policies has become more meaningful. In this paper, a dynamic CGE model was built to evaluate the impacts of energy substitution
Xiaoliang Xu, Rong Huang, Han Cai
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Advanced Science, EarlyView.ABSTRACT Methane's efficient catalytic removal is vital for sustainable development. Bimetallic catalysts, though promising for methane activation, pose a design challenge due to their complex compositional space. This work introduces an integrated framework that combines high‐throughput density functional theory (DFT) and interpretable machine ...
Mingzhang Pan +8 more
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Energy carbon performance curse: an analysis based on the economic restructuring stickiness
Technological and Economic Development of EconomyAlthough natural resource’s negative impacts on economic growth have been extensively explored, its curse on energy carbon performance may remain ignored.
Yanwei Lyu +4 more
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The The Resource Curse in Timor-Leste
Estudios de Asia y África, 2022 After Timor-Leste restored independence in 2002, the new nation established a rigorous system to manage oil and gas revenues and activities, based on international best practice.
Charles Scheiner
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Advanced Science, EarlyView.Ti‐doped Zr/Ti bimetallic MOFs activate neighboring Zr sites to selectively capture phospholipids from serum through cooperative interactions. In nontargeted screening, the material minimizes matrix interference, expands detectable feature coverage, and enables broad recovery of diverse chemical hazards, providing a powerful cleanup strategy for LC ...
Yanmin Liang +5 more
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Politics and the natural resource curse: Evidence from selected African states
Cogent Social Sciences, 2022 This paper analysed political aspects of the resource curse in selected African states. The paper drew from the fact that the African region has extensive (untapped) natural resources deposits that, if utilised, can promote sustainable economic ...
C. Mlambo
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