Natural Resource Abundance and Economic Growth
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...GDP70 OPEN is an interaction variable where GDP70 is the log of GDP per-capita in 1970 and OPEN is the shorter name for `share of years opena from Sachs and Warner (1995)....
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...These are: a variable measuring the outward orientation of economic policy from Sachs and Warner (1995); an interaction variable between this openness variable and initial income (to allow for faster convergence of open economies); and natural resource intensity measured by natural resource exports…...
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...Sachs and Warner (1995, 1999), and Sachs (1996) identify x with tradedmanufacturing activities....
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...…of the evidence, Sachs and Warner (1997) show regression evidence of the curse of natural resources with as many as nine additional regressors, and Sachs and Warner (1995) show regression evidence for the curse after controlling for popular variables favored by four other empirical growth studies....
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...Source: King and Levine [1993]. KLLSEC Log of years of secondary education in the population 1970 1989....
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...This result is based on the institutional . quality measures in Knack and Keefer, 1994 , and is presented in Sachs and . Warner, 1997a,b, Table 11 . However, since the alternative institutional quality measures are themselves highly positively correlated across countries, the data do not allow us to be very precise about exactly which aspects of institutional quality are related to natural resource abundance, or in turn, exactly which are ......
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