Land and subsoil assets in the ABS
... while prices per unit volume are from publicly available information sources such as ABARE, London Metal Exchange, and London Bullion Market Association. ...
... while prices per unit volume are from publicly available information sources such as ABARE, London Metal Exchange, and London Bullion Market Association. ...
Economic Insight
... High oil prices have helped GCC growth soar above most of the world since 2008 The Middle East has benefited from some of the world’s strongest growth rates since the financial crisis hit in 2008. High oil prices have allowed some of the region’s states to post growth rates that advanced economies, ...
... High oil prices have helped GCC growth soar above most of the world since 2008 The Middle East has benefited from some of the world’s strongest growth rates since the financial crisis hit in 2008. High oil prices have allowed some of the region’s states to post growth rates that advanced economies, ...
... shocks influence economic variables. Several economists have offered a number of theoretical explanations to account for the inverse relationship between oil price changes and the level of economic activity. The most intuitive justification is that oil price shocks are indicative of the increased sc ...
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... and military bases) and private property. Since we are all in agreement that a free-for-all is almost certain to result in destruction of the resource, and since there are many economists who believe that the state can only mess things up, that leaves proponents of the property-rights approach with ...
... and military bases) and private property. Since we are all in agreement that a free-for-all is almost certain to result in destruction of the resource, and since there are many economists who believe that the state can only mess things up, that leaves proponents of the property-rights approach with ...
Do We Need Secondary Containment for our Electric Power
... The oil contained in these devices is designed to both cool and insulate the electrical conductor. Typically, these devices are located at substations, which are usually unmanned. By regulation, the oil contained in the power distribution equipment is considered an “oil” under the Spill Prevention, ...
... The oil contained in these devices is designed to both cool and insulate the electrical conductor. Typically, these devices are located at substations, which are usually unmanned. By regulation, the oil contained in the power distribution equipment is considered an “oil” under the Spill Prevention, ...
Country Note 4
... Countries in the region have generally followed prudent macroeconomic management principles and have avoided extreme instability of the kind seen in Latin America. Inflation has been moderate and relatively stable, and Argentina-like fluctuations in output have been exceptional. But the fundamentals ...
... Countries in the region have generally followed prudent macroeconomic management principles and have avoided extreme instability of the kind seen in Latin America. Inflation has been moderate and relatively stable, and Argentina-like fluctuations in output have been exceptional. But the fundamentals ...
Economic geological analyses of the future availability
... approximation of the total mineable amount of a given georexource and the prediction of future availability of such resources on a regional and global scale. This research is aimed at aiding decision makers with regard to formulating policies on securing the future supply of critical georesources. ...
... approximation of the total mineable amount of a given georexource and the prediction of future availability of such resources on a regional and global scale. This research is aimed at aiding decision makers with regard to formulating policies on securing the future supply of critical georesources. ...
Conservation and employment creation: Can
... Motivated by …scal and environmental concerns, governments seek to restrict access to these resources. This is typically done by privatizing, that is by de…ning and enforcing exclusive property rights. From an e¢ ciency point of view, privatization may be desirable. It is well known that open acces ...
... Motivated by …scal and environmental concerns, governments seek to restrict access to these resources. This is typically done by privatizing, that is by de…ning and enforcing exclusive property rights. From an e¢ ciency point of view, privatization may be desirable. It is well known that open acces ...
The perils and blessings of low cost oil for growth markets
... The steep drop in oil prices Since the middle of 2014, the oil price witnessed an exceptional development and sharply dropped by over 50%, to a level of around US$50 a barrel1 today. The underlying factors of this ‘sudden’ development are widely acknowledged and reflect the rationale of the market. ...
... The steep drop in oil prices Since the middle of 2014, the oil price witnessed an exceptional development and sharply dropped by over 50%, to a level of around US$50 a barrel1 today. The underlying factors of this ‘sudden’ development are widely acknowledged and reflect the rationale of the market. ...
Impact of Oil Prices on the Indian Economy
... stock in their portfolios. It has been usually observed ...
... stock in their portfolios. It has been usually observed ...
How the Oil Price Decline Might Affect Remittances from GCC
... Supriyo De is on a research assignment with the World Bank’s Development Economics, Global Indicators Group. His work focuses on monitoring remittances in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, coordination of Global Migration Group activities and research projects on credit ratings, remittances and cap ...
... Supriyo De is on a research assignment with the World Bank’s Development Economics, Global Indicators Group. His work focuses on monitoring remittances in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, coordination of Global Migration Group activities and research projects on credit ratings, remittances and cap ...
Slide 1
... the 1990s and 2000s, most non oil Arab economies remained saddled with the burdens of bloated public sectors, high and chronic unemployment, current account deficits, high poverty rates, and dependence on remittances, external aid, and the low-skill service sector (such as tourism) or primary resour ...
... the 1990s and 2000s, most non oil Arab economies remained saddled with the burdens of bloated public sectors, high and chronic unemployment, current account deficits, high poverty rates, and dependence on remittances, external aid, and the low-skill service sector (such as tourism) or primary resour ...
Global implications of low oil prices
... often difficult to disentangle empirically. For example, an increase in personal savings in some countries could be related to continued needs for deleveraging that may have prompted households to save more of the windfall gains from lower oil prices than might otherwise have been the case. In addit ...
... often difficult to disentangle empirically. For example, an increase in personal savings in some countries could be related to continued needs for deleveraging that may have prompted households to save more of the windfall gains from lower oil prices than might otherwise have been the case. In addit ...
A New Balance Sheet for Nations: Launch of Sustainability
... Russia, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, Colombia, South Africa and Nigeria were the nations that failed to grow. The remaining 70 per cent of countries show IWI percapita growth, indicating sustainability. High population growth with respect to IWI growth created unsustainable conditions in five of the six ...
... Russia, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, Colombia, South Africa and Nigeria were the nations that failed to grow. The remaining 70 per cent of countries show IWI percapita growth, indicating sustainability. High population growth with respect to IWI growth created unsustainable conditions in five of the six ...
Unit 1 - Lesson 4
... natural limits until they are no longer limiting. These ideas were developed as scenarios (e.g., increased food production by technological processes. Thus, there is no limit) The work was revisited in the 1992 report Beyond the Limits. The model was reexamined and changes between the two time perio ...
... natural limits until they are no longer limiting. These ideas were developed as scenarios (e.g., increased food production by technological processes. Thus, there is no limit) The work was revisited in the 1992 report Beyond the Limits. The model was reexamined and changes between the two time perio ...
Addressing the impact of the decreasing oil price on
... The important role of crude oil in the global economy has attracted a great deal of attention among politicians and economists. Researchers have focused on studying the impacts of crude oil price shocks mainly within developed, net oil-importing economies. Oil price shocks may have a different impac ...
... The important role of crude oil in the global economy has attracted a great deal of attention among politicians and economists. Researchers have focused on studying the impacts of crude oil price shocks mainly within developed, net oil-importing economies. Oil price shocks may have a different impac ...
AN EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF OIL PRICE SHOCKS AND
... Crude oil is unarguably the single most important driving forces of the Nigeria’s economy, and changes in the price of oil have significant effects on its economic growth. Oil price shocks (i.e. sudden changes) can be transmitted into the macro-economy via various channels depending on the structura ...
... Crude oil is unarguably the single most important driving forces of the Nigeria’s economy, and changes in the price of oil have significant effects on its economic growth. Oil price shocks (i.e. sudden changes) can be transmitted into the macro-economy via various channels depending on the structura ...