Using a rich monthly microdata, this study is the first one to investigate the effect of commodity booms on bank productivity in the context of resource-endowed economies. Consistent with the axiom of a natural resource curse in finance, we find significant decline in banks’ total factor productivity (TFP) during episodes of oil booms
This paper shows that the finance and growth relationship is as important in resource-based economie...
This paper shows that the finance and growth relationship is as important in resource-based economie...
We assess whether well-developed financial systems can moderate the positive association between oil...
Using a rich monthly microdata, this study is the first one to investigate the effect of commodity b...
This paper contributes to the literature concerning the natural resource curse by exploring the rol...
This paper explores the idea of regime switching as a new methodological approach to bring new insig...
Natural resources may become a blessing that can contribute to societies’ welfare increases. Yet nat...
Can financial development play a role in abating the natural resource curse? What are the channels v...
This paper employs an augmented production function to examine resource curse hypothesis by incorpor...
While the potential role of oil booms in crowding out the tradable sector is well documented in the ...
This research study presents a review of the vast literature on the term 'resource curse', focusing ...
It is expected that possessing the natural resources could faster the pace of growth in natural reso...
The paper contributes to the ongoing debate on the natural resource curse, which postulates a negati...
This thesis investigates the impact of natural resources on resource-rich countries and assesses nat...
This paper examines the relationship between natural resources and financial development using non-d...
This paper shows that the finance and growth relationship is as important in resource-based economie...
This paper shows that the finance and growth relationship is as important in resource-based economie...
We assess whether well-developed financial systems can moderate the positive association between oil...
Using a rich monthly microdata, this study is the first one to investigate the effect of commodity b...
This paper contributes to the literature concerning the natural resource curse by exploring the rol...
This paper explores the idea of regime switching as a new methodological approach to bring new insig...
Natural resources may become a blessing that can contribute to societies’ welfare increases. Yet nat...
Can financial development play a role in abating the natural resource curse? What are the channels v...
This paper employs an augmented production function to examine resource curse hypothesis by incorpor...
While the potential role of oil booms in crowding out the tradable sector is well documented in the ...
This research study presents a review of the vast literature on the term 'resource curse', focusing ...
It is expected that possessing the natural resources could faster the pace of growth in natural reso...
The paper contributes to the ongoing debate on the natural resource curse, which postulates a negati...
This thesis investigates the impact of natural resources on resource-rich countries and assesses nat...
This paper examines the relationship between natural resources and financial development using non-d...
This paper shows that the finance and growth relationship is as important in resource-based economie...
This paper shows that the finance and growth relationship is as important in resource-based economie...
We assess whether well-developed financial systems can moderate the positive association between oil...
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