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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “"Oil exporting"”.
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Oil volatility and government spending behaviour in oil-exporting countries.
… contribution of the dynamic relationship between oil volatility, including revenue, price and rent in relation to government spending behaviour in OPEC and non-OPEC oil exporting countries. A research gap has been identified in three areas, firstly, there is a paucity of comparative literature …
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Alternative Exchange Regimes in Oil Exporting Economies: The Case of the Gulf Cooperation Council
During the period between 2004 and 2008 the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries witnessed high levels of inflation. This was largely due to the US dollar pegged exchange rate regime operating in these economies at the time, and the depreciation of the US dollar over other major currencies …
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Oil price movements and exchange rate: evidence from selected net oil exporting countries in Africa
… as well as the causal relationship between oil price movements and exchange rates. The study uses daily data for a 12-year period commencing in January 2007 and December 2018, focuses on four net oil exporting African countries, namely, Nigeria, Angola, Algeria and Egypt. The data was …
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Dynamic relationship between oil price and macroeconomic variables: evidence from oil exporting and oil importing countries in Africa.
… long-run and short-run relationship between oil price and key macroeconomic variables, within the context of net oil-exporting and importing countries in Africa. Using quarterly data ranging from 1996(Q1) to 2016(Q4), panel ARDL estimation is carried out to analyse how asymmetric changes in …
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Exploring Foreign Direct Investment, Democracy, and Consumption: Insights From Middle East and North Africa Nations and Oil-Exporting Countries
… on Private Consumption: A Study of Selected Oil-Exporting Countries Consumption accounts for the largest share of GDP in most countries and is crucial for stimulating aggregate demand. In their quest to diversify away from dependence on oil revenue, it is advantageous for oil exporting …
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Consequences of oil price plunges for the Kazakh economy and possible mitigation measures
The last oil prices plunge1, which started in June 2014, affected the world economies seriously. This dissertation addresses the reasons, which resulted in this situation on the world oil market. It then analyzes consequences for oil exporting and importing countries, opportunities and challenges …
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International Trade in Oil and the World Trade Organization: Towards the Resolution of the Producer-Consumer Dilemma
Restrictions on the production of oil practiced by oil exporting countries under the auspices of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has been the subject of contentions and debates over time. One of the dimensions of this discourse is in relation to the possible violation …
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Impact of oil prices on stock market performance
The study investigates the impact of oil prices on stock market performance in ten countries, including Canada. The volatility in oil prices and the accompanying swings in stock market performance raised the question of what, if any, is the relationship between these variables. The research seeks …
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Essays in Empirical Macroeconomics
… second paper examines the effects of an adverse oil price shock in oil-exporting countries under alternative exchange rate and fiscal policy arrangements. The results show that output and government consumption fall, as expected, but the responses are smaller and smoother in countries with …
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Essays in Empirical Macroeconomics
… second paper examines the effects of an adverse oil price shock in oil-exporting countries under alternative exchange rate and fiscal policy arrangements. The results show that output and government consumption fall, as expected, but the responses are smaller and smoother in countries with …
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Oil price shocks, exchange rate dynamics and stock market behaviour: empirical evidence from Nigeria
This thesis explores the relationship between oil price shocks, exchange rate dynamics and stock market behaviour in Nigeria using a variety of econometric specifications. The response of exchange rates and stock markets to oil price fluctuations is an issue of great interest to policy makers, …
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Three Papers on the Political Consequences of Oil Prices
<p>Given the importance of oil in any country's energy needs, it should not be surprising that the increasing volatility of oil prices in the past decades is a challenge for most political systems. While the political and economic impact of natural resource wealth in general is strongly debated, …
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Optimal Portfolio Construction for Oil-Based Sovereign Wealth Funds
… delves into the economic challenges faced by oil-exporting countries that rely heavily on a single income source, with a particular focus on Saudi Arabia as a case study. The primary objective is to examine the efforts of Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund in diversifying revenue streams and …
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Economic effects of fuel subsidy in oil producing countries : the case of Nigeria
… investigation on petroleum product subsidies in oil exporting countries. Starting with a specific focus on Nigeria, I examine the benefit incidence and the economic effects of fuel subsidies using the 2009/10 Harmonized Nigeria Living Standard Survey and the 2011 input-output table respectively. …
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Using inclusive wealth as a measure of sustainability for infrastructure planning and evaluation
… focus of the work is on electricity planning in oil-exporting countries. Domestic oil consumption in these countries, driven by increasing electricity use, threatens long-term development by reducing the export revenue on which the government and economy depends. First, I develop a system …
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Economic interdependence of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan through oil and labor
… of this study is to investigate the impact of oil price fluctuations and oil revenues on the main macroeconomic variables in oil based labor importing economies and labor exporting economies, represented by Saudi Arabia and Pakistan respectively. Numerous academic studies have addressed the …
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Export growth, economic growth and real exchange rate in Indonesia
… the period from 1974 to 1993. Indonesia is an oil-exporting country. Economic recession with high inflation rate in the early eighties prompted the government to undertake a series of economic and financial reforms. It was believed that oil export earnings by itself could not sustain long-term …
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Pricing of domestically consumed oil in Iran
As an oil exporting country, Iran heavily depends on the revenues generated from the sale its oil to the world. Oil revenues currently constitute about ninety percent of the nation's foreign exchange earnings, and serves as the most important determinant of all economic activities in the country. …
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An examination of the impact of foreign and local managers on firm resources: A case of micro and small serviced apartments in Riyadh - Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia (the largest oil exporting country in the world) is making an effort to diversify its economy, to decrease their dependence on the oil sector. The tourism market in Saudi Arabia is one of the biggest in the region and one of the most profitable sectors in the Middle East. The …
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A comparative analysis of declining oil revenue implications on mono-economy budgetary objectives
Crude oil is known as one of the most dynamically transacted commodities in today’s world, and as such, the global impact of the changes in oil price cannot be over-emphasised. Historically, these changes in oil price have been a constant phenomenon from the time when the oil price dropped …
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