Reduced oil revenues since 2014 are stimulating tradable sectors in oil-exporting countries. I use an open economy model with internal and external trade costs to investigate the prospects for reverse Dutch disease African countries a comparative advantage agriculture. While falling resource lead factors of production shift into agriculture, remote farmers can lose when make agricultural goods ...

Oil is a critical macroeconomic component of the global economy. This hardly surprising, given that crude oil market largest commodity. price swings may reflect or even foretell changes in political and economic stability oil-exporting oil-importing countries. study examined impact prices on Gulf country stock markets using data from 2010 to 2020. The applied System Generalized Method Moment es...

the analyses by the first ranked economists show that the economical growth of the countries that import oil or non-oil developing countries (nodcs) depends on the economical growth of the industrial countries. “goldstein” & “khan” by means of a long & complete verification show the dependence of the economical growth and “callier” also claims this fact that the economical growth of the countri...

We examine the differential effects of financial status and exporting activity on the likelihood of survival for firms in the UK and France two countries with different financial systems. We aim to answer two main questions: What is the direct impact of financial characteristics and different facets of exporting activity on the likelihood of survival? Do the sensitivities of survival incidence ...