This paper surveys the natural resource curse. We review the mechanisms through which
resource wealth might slow economic growth, and the empirical studies that test for an effect …

We provide a comprehensive structuring of research on Islamic economics and finance into
the core topics of the area, for the period 1979 to 2018. This is carried out through a …

The aim of this research is to address two emerging and relevant issues that have not been
thoroughly investigated in the context of the Russian Federation. The first one is the …

The relationship between natural resource rents and economic growth has witnessed a
lively debate since last decades. It has been shown that many countries rich in natural …

We explored the effect of globalization and international geopolitical risks on Saudi Arabia's
economic development via the channel of Saudi's oil rent during the period 1970–2018. In …

The empirical finding that countries endowed with vast reserves of natural resources are
expected to experience slower economic growth–the resource curse hypothesis–has …

This paper surveys the" Dutch disease" literature in develo** and emerging countries. It
describes the original model of Dutch disease and some main extensions proposed in the …

The natural resource endowment in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) countries has not been
reflected in the growth and development of these countries. Some of the main channels …

Comprehending the intricate dynamics between oil consumption and environmental factors
is imperative for develo** effective and sustainable resource management policies. This …

This paper provides an extensive review of the rapidly growing literature on the resource
curse phenomenon, whereby natural resources-rich countries experience lower levels of …