Commodity prices, growth, and the natural resource curse by Collier, P, Goderis, B

“…We also find that the resource curse is avoided by countries with sufficiently good institutions. …”

Trade policies, institutions and the natural resource curse. by Arezki, R, van der Ploeg, F

“…We offer new cross-country evidence on the natural resource curse. We investigate the impact of the interaction of natural resource abundance and policies on growth. …”

Resource curses finance. Can human stop it? by Sarmidi, Tamat, Law, Siong Hook, Mohd Salleh, Norlida Hanim

Resource curse: new evidence on the role of institutions by Sarmidi, Tamat, Law, Siong Hook, Jafari, Yaghoob

“…This paper attempts to provide a probable answer to a longstanding resource curse puzzle; i.e., why resource-rich nations grow at a slower rate compared to less fortunate ones. …”
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Resource curse: new evidence on the role of institutions by Sarmidi, Tamat, Jafari, Yaghoob, Law, Siong Hook

“…This paper attempts to provide a probable answer to a longstanding resource curse puzzle i.e. why resource rich nations grow at a slower rate compare to the less fortunate one. …”
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Breaking the Resource Curse: The Role of Natural Resource Funds by Isaiah Adeleke, Umaru Mustapha Zubairu

“… Studies have shown that the paradox of “the more resource-rich the poorer” otherwise known as “resource curse” has been prevalent in many countries endowed with natural resources. …”
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“Resource Curse” and System Problems of Political Management in Russia by Vetrenko Inna Aleksandrovna

Subjects: “…theory of “resource curse”…”
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Should Canada Worry About a Resource Curse? by Alan Gelb

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Should Canada Worry About a Resource Curse? by Alan Gelb

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Should Canada Worry About a Resource Curse? by Alan Gelb

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Renewable energy in Morocco: assessing resource curse risks by Leonard, A, Ahsan, A, Charbonnier, F, Hirmer, S

“…Here, the likelihood of a resource curse driven by renewable energy development in Morocco is evaluated. …”

Financial development and resource curse: panel threshold evidence by Sarmidi, Tamat, Law, Siong Hook, Mohd Salleh, Norlida Hanim

“…This paper contributes to the natural resource curse (NRC) literature in three main areas. First, we focus on the relationship between resource abundance and financial development which is rarely discussed in the NRC literature. …”
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Natural Resources: How to Measure Them in ‘Resource Curse’ Studies by Olga Gennadyevna Vasilyeva

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Oil, Gas and Conflict: A Mathematical Model for the Resource Curse. by Yiyong Cai, David Newth

“…This conundrum is known as the resource curse. The resource curse is a result of poor governance and wealth distribution structures that allow the elite to monopolize resources for self-gain. …”
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Management of natural wealth: Resources curse and socio-economic development by Ristić Vladimir, Mirković-Isaeva Olga, Vasić Bojana

“…The phenomenon of the resource curse is based on the assumption that countries with large natural resources are unable to achieve adequate economic development, and cannot provide benefits to their citizens. …”
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The resource curse in renewable energy: A framework for risk assessment by Alycia Leonard, Aniq Ahsan, Flora Charbonnier, Stephanie Hirmer

Subjects: “…Resource curse framework…”
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Resource Curse: Experience Study on Economic Development of Petroleum Countries by Yuan Yuan

“…Empirical studies show that the resource curse effect of most countries is caused by “Dutch disease". …”
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Spatial Spillover Effects of the Resource Curse: An Empirical Analysis in China by Xiaolu Men

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Beyond the resource curse : mineral resources and development in Guinea-Conakry by Diallo, Thierno Amadou

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The resource curse in renewable energy: A framework for risk assessment by Leonard, A, Ahsan, A, Charbonnier, F, Hirmer, S

“…Here, we propose a novel framework to assess potential risks associated with renewable energy development in low- and middle-income countries rooted in the resource curse literature. Eighteen symptoms of the resource curse are evaluated in terms of relevance to renewable energy, and their potential risks and benefits during renewable energy development are established. …”