A large literature has developed that documents a negative association between the presence of natural resources and economic development. In this paper we explore the empirics and theories of the so-called resource curse and try to assess its robustness. We conclude that there are many open questions and that the case of the curse needs revision and nuanc
reserved. This manuscript may not be reproduced in whole or in part, by photocopy or other means, wi...
Natural resource rents, development assistance and unrequited foreign exchange inflows such as remit...
The relationship between natural resources and economic growth has been widely analyzed in the recen...
A large literature has developed that documents a negative association between the presence of natur...
A large literature has developed that documents a negative association between the presence of natur...
This paper presents a critical survey of the literature on the ‘resource curse’, focusing on three m...
This research project examines the phenomenon of the resource curse-the inverse relationship between...
In 1995, Jeffrey Sachs and Andrew Warner found a negative relationship between natural resources and...
Natural resources have traditionally been viewed as a positive factor for growth. But empirical obse...
This article provides a critical survey of the resource curse—the idea that mineral and fuel abundan...
The negative correlation between resource endowments and GDP growth remains one of the most robust f...
We examine empirically the direct and indirect effect of natural resource abundance on economic grow...
Abstract. This paper seeks to orient future normative work on the resource curse. I do this by speci...
This paper presents a critical survey of the literature on the ‘resource curse’, focusing on three ...
This thesis studies the relationship between natural resources and economic wealth, in two parts. Pr...
reserved. This manuscript may not be reproduced in whole or in part, by photocopy or other means, wi...
Natural resource rents, development assistance and unrequited foreign exchange inflows such as remit...
The relationship between natural resources and economic growth has been widely analyzed in the recen...
A large literature has developed that documents a negative association between the presence of natur...
A large literature has developed that documents a negative association between the presence of natur...
This paper presents a critical survey of the literature on the ‘resource curse’, focusing on three m...
This research project examines the phenomenon of the resource curse-the inverse relationship between...
In 1995, Jeffrey Sachs and Andrew Warner found a negative relationship between natural resources and...
Natural resources have traditionally been viewed as a positive factor for growth. But empirical obse...
This article provides a critical survey of the resource curse—the idea that mineral and fuel abundan...
The negative correlation between resource endowments and GDP growth remains one of the most robust f...
We examine empirically the direct and indirect effect of natural resource abundance on economic grow...
Abstract. This paper seeks to orient future normative work on the resource curse. I do this by speci...
This paper presents a critical survey of the literature on the ‘resource curse’, focusing on three ...
This thesis studies the relationship between natural resources and economic wealth, in two parts. Pr...
reserved. This manuscript may not be reproduced in whole or in part, by photocopy or other means, wi...
Natural resource rents, development assistance and unrequited foreign exchange inflows such as remit...
The relationship between natural resources and economic growth has been widely analyzed in the recen...
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