Titlebook: Economic Development in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries; From Rentier States Héla Miniaoui Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Why Gulf Rentier Economies Must Pursue Economic Diversification,ivities (economic diversification). However, the path towards the ultimate goal is still unsettled. Evidence of the Dutch disease (deterioration in the economic performance during decreasing oil prices) is provided in the current chapter. The different economies, although looking similar, have varie

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Helmut H. F. Lieth,Bernd A. Markertt Qatar has a small population, has led Qatar to be ranked among the countries with the highest per capita income in the world. However, continuing reliance on the hydrocarbon revenues will expose the nation to several risks, including overdependence and volatile energy prices, in addition to the “p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-10217-3gard. We consider in this study the Gulf Cooperation Countries as endowed with huge natural resources while considering the potential role of corruption on their economic growth. We first theoretically discuss both the cursing and the blessing effect of natural resources on countries’ economic outco

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Aufstiegskarrieren im flexiblen Kapitalismusket and savings. Therefore, the issue of diversification is crucial to the national economy. Bahrain came to realize this fact. The country adopted many measures and incentives to develop productive non-oil sectors such as finance, tourism and manufacturing. The overall non-oil economy has performed