@Book{797851844,
author="Lederman, Daniel
and Maloney, William F.",
title="Natural Resources: Neither Curse nor Destiny",
year="2012",
publisher="World Bank and Standford University Press",
address="Washington, DC",
keywords="ACCOUNTING; AGRICULTURE; ARMA; AUTOREGRESSIVE MOVING AVERAGE; AVERAGE ANNUAL; CAPITAL ACCUMULATION; CAPITAL EMPLOYED; CENTRAL BANK; COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE; COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES; COMPETITIVENESS; CONVENTIONAL WISDOM; COUNTRY CHARACTERISTICS; COUNTRY RISK; CREDIT CONSTRAINTS; DEBT; DEPOSITS; DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS; DETERMINANTS OF TRADE; DEVELOPING COUNTRIES; DEVELOPING COUNTRY; DEVELOPING WORLD; DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS; DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS; DIMINISHING RETURNS; DIVERSIFICATION; ECONOMETRIC ANALYSES; ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS; ECONOMETRIC EVIDENCE; ECONOMETRICS; ECONOMIC ACTIVITY; ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; ECONOMIC GROWTH; ECONOMIC HISTORY; ECONOMIC POTENTIAL; ECONOMIC RENTS; ECONOMIC RESEARCH; ECONOMICS; ECONOMICS RESEARCH; ELASTICITY; EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE; EMPIRICAL FINDINGS; EMPIRICAL RELATIONSHIP; EMPIRICAL STUDIES; EMPIRICAL SUPPORT; EMPLOYMENT; ESTIMATION RESULTS; EXCHANGE RATE; EXPORT DIVERSIFICATION; EXPORTS; FACE VALUE; FACTOR ENDOWMENTS; FACTOR PRICES; FINANCIAL DEPTH; FIXED EFFECTS; FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT; GDP; GLOBAL ECONOMY; GNP; GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT; GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT; GROWTH PATH; GROWTH RATE; GROWTH RATES; GROWTH REGRESSIONS; GROWTH RESULTS; HISTORICAL DATA; HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE; HUMAN CAPITAL; IMPERFECT CREDIT; INCOME; INCOME ELASTICITY; INCOME GROWTH; INCOMES; INCREASING RETURNS; INCREASING RETURNS TO SCALE; INDUSTRIALIZATION; INSURANCE; INTERNATIONAL TRADE; KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY; LATIN AMERICAN; LONG RUN; MACROECONOMIC POLICIES; MACROECONOMIC POLICY; MARGINAL EFFECT; MONOPOLY; MONOPOLY RENTS; NATIONAL ECONOMY; NATURAL ENDOWMENTS; NATURAL RESOURCE ABUNDANCE; NATURAL RESOURCES; NEGATIVE EFFECT; NEGATIVE GROWTH; NEGATIVE IMPACT; NEGATIVE RELATIONSHIP; NEOCLASSICAL MODEL; NET EXPORTS; POLICY FRONT; POLICY MAKERS; POLICY RESEARCH; POLITICAL SCIENCE; POSITIVE EFFECT; POSITIVE IMPACT; PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH; PROTECTIONISM; PUBLIC POLICIES; RANDOM EFFECTS; RANDOM WALK; REAL WAGES; RELATIVE DEMAND; RELATIVE PRICES; RELATIVE SUPPLY; RESOURCE ENDOWMENTS; RICH COUNTRIES; SCALE EFFECTS; SIGNIFICANT NEGATIVE; SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT; SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE; SOUTH AMERICAN; STATISTICAL ANALYSIS; STRUCTURAL BREAK; SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA; SUBSIDIARY; TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES; TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS; TFP; TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY; TRANSACTION COSTS; TRANSPORT; TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO; WAGES; WEALTH; WESTERN EUROPE",
abstract="This volume studies the role of natural resources in development and economic diversification. It brings together a variety of analytical perspectives, ranging from econometric analyses of economic growth to historical studies of successful development experiences in countries with abundant natural resources",
isbn="9780821365458",
url="http://hdl.handle.net/10986/7183",
language="English"
}