Add to ORKGOil exporters’ dilemma: How much to save and how much to invest / Reda Cherif & Fuad Hasanov, VoxEU.org, 10 November 2012 http://www.voxeu.org/article/oil-exporters-dilemma Policymakers in many commodity-exporting countries confront the question of how much to consume, save, and invest out of revenues from commodity exports. This column says policy should focus on improving productivity in the tradeable sector and reducing volatility through diversifying this sector. This would lower precaut..
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The current commodity boom is a major opportunity for poor countries exporting exhaustible resources...
If oil demand peaks, the members of OPEC, whose economies hinge on export revenues from crude oil, a...
The current commodity boom is a major opportunity for poor countries exporting exhaustible resources...
A paper on the optimal capital accumulation and allocation of investment in oil exporting countries....
Saudi Arabia has one of the highest levels of per capita oil consumption in the world, but attempts ...
How should capital-scarce countries manage their volatile oil revenues? Existing literature is confl...
Since the beginning of the last oil price plunge, many oil-exporting countries have faced radical ne...
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Many national security analyst have viewed oil-exporting countries with some trepidation. Although t...
This article presents a simple framework for understanding the impact of oil dependence on growth in...
The fact that most oil-exporting countries are developing economies has important implications for o...
This thesis considers how fiscal and monetary policy should be conducted in resourcerich economies. ...
We analyze the levels of oil exports that should be expected from OPEC over the next 25 years. We se...
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WP 2002-04 January 2002This paper discusses the policy issues facing the country of São Tomé e Prínc...