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Rentier state - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A rentier (pronounced /'rɒntɪeɪ/ or /rɑ̃'tɪeɪ/) is an individual who depends on income derived from rents, which, in turn, are defined as “a reward for ownership of all natural resources”, or the “i...
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Recent analysis considers that Russia is drifting toward an oil-rentier economy. In this paper, we will provide useful elements to check this hypothesis. First, we lead--at a theoretical level--with the characteristics that make an oil-rentier economy.
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This paper examines developments in economic institutions and the macroeconomic performance of Iran since the 1979 revolution. ... The Iranian revolution is interpreted as a populist movement aimed at income and wealth redistribution and at restructuring in a rentier economy. Subsequently, the macroeconomic performance of...
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the rentier economy-of which the state is a subset-must ... that there is no such thing as a pure rentier economy and concurs with Mahdavy's view that the ...
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In spite of two US-Jordan trade treaties Jordan's economic development is superficial. ... In-country research and interviews of policymakers suggest the trade-for-development theory has little impact on Jordan due to its private sector rentier economy.
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Mass line - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The consequences of the rentier economy; The increase in food prices for the rapidly growing population alone runs the risk of eating up the money flowing into the country as a result of rising oil prices. ... The non-existence of a dynamic economy corresponds to the steady growth of unemployment,
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