I seek to achieve three objectives in my lecture: first I attempt an outline of the evolution of economic thought regarding progress from the medieval period to contemporary times. Following the discussion of the mainstream theories of economic growth I then review the associated empirical literature. I also consider a brief case study on two successful countries before addressing the question whether resource nationalism matter in determining economic development. Lastly, I provide some policy recommendations for economic development in South Africa and other resource rich countries on the continent
One of the surprising features of modern economic growth is that economies with abundant natural res...
This dissertation, which consists of three essays, can be separated into two main topics and is embe...
The proposition that natural resource abundance tends to slow down economic growth through its delet...
This paper refers to the consequences of the presence of natural resources for countries endowed wit...
This study evaluates a possible alternative view on the literature on managing resource revenue for ...
Natural resources are an assured source of government revenue, but this does not always translate in...
Africa is rich with plentiful mineral resources, yet it is a continent associated with underdevelopm...
abstract: This paper looks at factors that drive economic growth and show the correlation between ec...
Wealth is synonymous with abundance of valuable resource/material possessions. An individual, commun...
Defense date: 29/11/2010Examining Board: Prof. Arpad Abraham, EUI Prof Rick van der Ploeg, supervi...
Since the 1960s the resource-rich developing economies have under-performed compared with the resour...
This report reflects research efforts within the global network of scholars, Globelics. Within this ...
A RJE symposium paper on industrial development in the then Rhodesia. Paper presented at symposium o...
The contributions of education in achieving the modernization of developed countries has attracted m...
This thesis investigates the impact of natural resources on resource-rich countries and assesses nat...
One of the surprising features of modern economic growth is that economies with abundant natural res...
This dissertation, which consists of three essays, can be separated into two main topics and is embe...
The proposition that natural resource abundance tends to slow down economic growth through its delet...
This paper refers to the consequences of the presence of natural resources for countries endowed wit...
This study evaluates a possible alternative view on the literature on managing resource revenue for ...
Natural resources are an assured source of government revenue, but this does not always translate in...
Africa is rich with plentiful mineral resources, yet it is a continent associated with underdevelopm...
abstract: This paper looks at factors that drive economic growth and show the correlation between ec...
Wealth is synonymous with abundance of valuable resource/material possessions. An individual, commun...
Defense date: 29/11/2010Examining Board: Prof. Arpad Abraham, EUI Prof Rick van der Ploeg, supervi...
Since the 1960s the resource-rich developing economies have under-performed compared with the resour...
This report reflects research efforts within the global network of scholars, Globelics. Within this ...
A RJE symposium paper on industrial development in the then Rhodesia. Paper presented at symposium o...
The contributions of education in achieving the modernization of developed countries has attracted m...
This thesis investigates the impact of natural resources on resource-rich countries and assesses nat...
One of the surprising features of modern economic growth is that economies with abundant natural res...
This dissertation, which consists of three essays, can be separated into two main topics and is embe...
The proposition that natural resource abundance tends to slow down economic growth through its delet...