Diamond specifically identifies that the U.S. does not count for the resources curse because of how large and diverse the economy is ; oil production is too small relative to total productionto causea ‘ resource curse
can cash transferspreventthe resource curse
to implement the policy prescriptionsto preventthe resource curse
Kathmandu 's research .. mining depositsto preventthe resource curse
the mismanagement of resources(passive) is caused bythe resource curse
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The mismanagement of Uganda resourceshas ledto resource curse
The trade in these natural resourcescreatesa “ resources curse
some similarities ... natural resourcesprovokethe resource curse
But if we solve energy poverty with a mix of different types of clean energy — which , by the way , tend to create more jobs than coal - mining or what have you — Meyer : And also do n’t seemto createentrenched resource curses
the property rights of the people ... the issuesleadto the resource curse
in addition to tangible resources ( such as oil , diamond , timber , goldcan causeresource curse
certain natural resources like mineral deposits or cash cropscan createa " resource curse
that rich resource endowment is not necessarily a blessing for any poor countryleadsto the ‘ resource curse
Distinctiveness of natural resource revenues Most of the political and economic problemsleadto the resource curse
the complexity of resource curse and the multifaceted nature of the activitiescauseresource curse
greedy powerful Zanu PF officials protecting a few foreigners to loot resources at the expense of the nation(passive) caused bya resource curse
how likely it is that investment in the country will hinder the government ’s accountability to citizens over resource decisions — that is , how likely it iswill contributeto the resource curse
All relevant developing countries at start of the 1970s Focus on worst and best performers Related Presentations EFFORTSTO PREVENTTHE RESOURCE CURSE
Diamond specifically identifies that the US does not count for the resources curse because of how large and diverse the economy is ; oil production is too small relative to total productionto causea ‘ resource curse
cross - border payments from one country to another , such as foreign assistance or payments for mineral rights ... less likelyto causea resource curse
Corruptioncontributesto the resource curse
Briberycontributesto the resource curse
the embezzlement and revenue misappropriationcontributeto the resource curse
These factors combinedcan triggerthe “ Resource Curse
This was caused by a short - term fiscal policy that neglected the need for a strong diversified economythereby causinga resource curse
a significant downsidecontributingto the resource curse
destroys the fundamental incentives for governments to be transparent and responsive to citizenscausingthe infamous “ resource curse
a corrupt government , many of which run the world 's poorest yet resource - rich nations(passive) can be provoked byResource curse
Conflicts over access to political power ... the oil economyhas createdthe resource curse
needs fundamental mechanismsto preventa resource curse
that have been toutedto preventthe resource curse
mostly ... lack of diversity , something that affects most small economies(passive) is caused ... byThe resource curse
The abundance and extraction of 3TG in Africacreatesa “ Resource Curse
which in a way makes the the economy one - dimensionalcan leadto the resource curse
regulatory rent in resource - poor economies ... as in the Sahel(passive) can be triggered bythe resource curse
foreign aidmay ... causea resource curse
dependence on extractive industries(passive) is caused byResource curse
geopolitical rent , regulatory rent , and labour remittances as well as resource rent(passive) can be caused bythe resource curse
to a potentially inefficient use of resourcesleadingto a potentially inefficient use of resources
to political instability due to the rent seeking dynamics that evolve out of dynamicsleadsto political instability due to the rent seeking dynamics that evolve out of dynamics
to political corruptionleadto political corruption
substantial problemscreatessubstantial problems
long - term stability within the countrywill ... createlong - term stability within the country
to corruption and bloodshed in other African countrieshas ledto corruption and bloodshed in other African countries
not only in militarization but also in civil warresultsnot only in militarization but also in civil war
to Wastage Posted in Economics , Malaysialeadsto Wastage Posted in Economics , Malaysia
to Wastage | Egalitaria July 23 , 2008leadsto Wastage | Egalitaria July 23 , 2008
escalated , and sustained violent conflicts in such caseshas triggeredescalated , and sustained violent conflicts in such cases
to intra - state conflicts under certain circumstancesleadsto intra - state conflicts under certain circumstances
to failing states ( for instance due to informal violence , corruption , etcleadsto failing states ( for instance due to informal violence , corruption , etc
to Wastage 1 Comment August 21 , 2007 Jeffrey Sachsleadsto Wastage 1 Comment August 21 , 2007 Jeffrey Sachs
social and economic problems in countries that get rich quick in this waycausessocial and economic problems in countries that get rich quick in this way
in , in which an economy that is too dependent on natural resources suffers from corruption and poverty and retards growth in other industriescan setin , in which an economy that is too dependent on natural resources suffers from corruption and poverty and retards growth in other industries
in too early for Ghana as the national budget had become over - reliant on the oil revenuewas settingin too early for Ghana as the national budget had become over - reliant on the oil revenue
a country 's government to turn volatile towards their people because they do not need them for taxation.[21can causea country 's government to turn volatile towards their people because they do not need them for taxation.[21
fromContributing to Human Well - Being a combination of poor governance , corruption , and civil war?Most inside the mining industryresultingfromContributing to Human Well - Being a combination of poor governance , corruption , and civil war?Most inside the mining industry
in lower long - term output growth rates in the economy ... see Auty , 2002resultsin lower long - term output growth rates in the economy ... see Auty , 2002
every time that yesterday 's resources become an obstacle to the creation of tomorrow 's resourcesis triggeredevery time that yesterday 's resources become an obstacle to the creation of tomorrow 's resources
to war and povertyleadsto war and poverty
up a quarry plantSettingup a quarry plant
to a number of negative outcomes including ‘ looting ’ of resources , civil conflict , the use of bribes , protection , sabotage and hostage taking ( ODI 2006has ledto a number of negative outcomes including ‘ looting ’ of resources , civil conflict , the use of bribes , protection , sabotage and hostage taking ( ODI 2006
the socio - economic and political challenges(passive) created bythe socio - economic and political challenges
adverse effects on the economic developments of those nationscan causeadverse effects on the economic developments of those nations
it to fall into a “ poverty trap ” with economic shocksleadit to fall into a “ poverty trap ” with economic shocks
to conflict rather than development for much of the continenthas ledto conflict rather than development for much of the continent
a strong and significant negative effect on the per capita growth of the GDP of jurisdictions that have a booming resource sectorcausesa strong and significant negative effect on the per capita growth of the GDP of jurisdictions that have a booming resource sector
to violent disputes over revenuescan leadto violent disputes over revenues
severe consequences for nationscan triggersevere consequences for nations
conflict , dependency and an increased gap between rich and poorcreatesconflict , dependency and an increased gap between rich and poor
to prolonged economic stagnation and rising povertycontributesto prolonged economic stagnation and rising poverty
the capture of political institutions for ends and interests of those who are active or are located near natural resourcesmay causethe capture of political institutions for ends and interests of those who are active or are located near natural resources
the economy to revolve around the industry and the income gained from resources is too blamecausesthe economy to revolve around the industry and the income gained from resources is too blame
to bad governanceleadsto bad governance
to a fear that oil and gas reduces the marginal benefit of education by increasing the number of high - pay , low - skill jobs , which reduces educational aspirations and , as a resultleadsto a fear that oil and gas reduces the marginal benefit of education by increasing the number of high - pay , low - skill jobs , which reduces educational aspirations and , as a result
from a failure to enforce property rightsresultsfrom a failure to enforce property rights
to negative development despite plenty of natural resources with huge potential to raise big revenuesresultsto negative development despite plenty of natural resources with huge potential to raise big revenues
economic growth to be lower in natural resource rich countriesmay causeeconomic growth to be lower in natural resource rich countries
in unsustainably high domestic spending and loss of budgetary controlwill resultin unsustainably high domestic spending and loss of budgetary control