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Resource intensity, institutions, and development
World Development · 2005 · Vol. 33(7) · pp. 1029–1044
Erwin Bulte✉(Tilburg University)Richard Damania(University of Adelaide)Robert T. Deacon(University of California, Santa Barbara)
Natural Resources and Economic DevelopmentMining and Resource ManagementInternational Development and AidResource curseWelfareResource (disambiguation)EconomicsCorporate governanceQuality (philosophy)Abundance (ecology)Natural resource economicsPublic economicsNatural resource
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