The discovery of commercial quantities of hydrocarbons in Ghana in 2007 expedited the
enactment of various carefully thought-out legal and regulatory frameworks implemented …

We revisit the resource curse theory by providing empirical evidence for the effects of natural
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This study investigated the impact of crude oil price and exchange rate on economic growth
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How to cite this paper: Umoru, D., Effiong, SE, Ugbaka, MA, Iyaji, D., Oyegun, G., Ofie, FE,
Eshemogie, K., Tizhe, AN, & Hussaini, R.(2023). Threshold of currency devaluation and oil …

A few recent studies attempt to extend the resource curse into subjective well-being. This
nascent literature provided evidence supporting the existence of the resource curse in …

This study examined the effect of Crude Oil Fluctuation and the Nigerian economy: A
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In oil exporting countries, government finance is heavily dependent on oil revenue and this
tends to be highly volatile. This creates instability in output, terms of trade and fiscal …

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The economic importance of palm oil produced by its producers in food requirement, income
generation, production and consumption has led to a significant increase in its demand over …