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El Serafy User costs and their implications for macroeconomic policy in Africa's mineral rich economies
Many of Africa’s economies are mineral based. Their sustainability and their macroeconomic vulnerability to market fluctuations are accordingly matters of direct concern. This thesis asks how much of the proceeds of mining in such countries can be safely spent each year. Using El Serafy’s approach t...
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School of Economics
2019
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