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Two petro-states diverge: explaining the institutional evolution of Nigeria and Angola
It is well-established that oil wealth in weakly institutionalised states tends to undermine development instead of catalysing it. Cross-country regressions, however, struggle to explain why comparably oil-wealthy countries such as Nigeria and Angola experience different political and economic outco...
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School of Economics
2020
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