Economic diversification and governance challenges in MENA oil exporters: A comparative analysis

Matallah, Siham

doi:10.1016/j.jeca.2022.e00255

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“…Still, the fall and rise in oil rents mostly generated identical fluctuations in the PGEB of Malaysia. Several studies support these scenarios (Matallah, 2022;Dharfizi et al, 2020).…”

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Landscape Discussion of Oil Rents and Primary Government Expenditure Budget

Zakaria¹,

Musa²,

Mohamed³

et al. 2022

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Purpose: This study compares Malaysia’s oil rent dynamics and primary government approved budget (PGEB) with other major oil-exporting countries. This study reviews the annual time series data from 2005 to 2020 of oil rents and PGEB. Methodology: The outcomes derived from meta-analysis approach are presented in graphical comparisons of oil rents and PGEB of Malaysia with other oil exporters. A horizontal comparison was also carried out. Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Kazakhstan, Brazil, and the Russian Federation were selected as relevant oil exporters. Findings: Referring to the historical graphical presentation, the oil market fluctuations were linearly aligned to the budget figure among oil exporters. The study results portray historical connections between oil rents and PGEB in the context of Malaysia and other oil exporters, which may be beneficial to policymakers and practitioners in their decision-making process. Practical Implications: The findings that display the historical connections of Malaysian oil rents and PGEB with other oil exporters serve as a guideline to policymakers and practitioners. Originality/Value: In addition to the Malaysian setting, the scenario of other oil exporters amplifies the dynamics of oil rents on PGEB formulation. Keywords: Oil rents, primary government, approved budget, crude oil, Malaysian economy.

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“…Still, the fall and rise in oil rents mostly generated identical fluctuations in the PGEB of Malaysia. Several studies support these scenarios (Matallah, 2022;Dharfizi et al, 2020).…”

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confidence: 87%

Landscape Discussion of Oil Rents and Primary Government Expenditure Budget

Zakaria¹,

Musa²,

Mohamed³

et al. 2022

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“…The network or cooperation partners that occur in the development of Swiftlet houses are by way of exporters to the People's Republic of China (PRC) or to countries other than China. The export concentration index (CONC) shows how the exports of a country or group of countries are concentrated in a few products or distributed more homogeneously among a series of products, this index takes a value between 0 (minimum concentration) and 1 (maximum concentration) [39]. Social capital provides access to communities in the form of mutually influencing or participatory engagement [40].…”

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The role of social capital in the development of swiftlet birdhouse potential in Central Kalimantan Province, Indonesia

Fajarwati,

Mujahidin,

Ali

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Indonesia is the largest producer of Swiftlet bird’s nest in the world. One of the largest contributors to production is Central Kalimantan Province. This is a great potential in regional economic growth. It can be seen that part of the region’s income comes from the export of Swiftlet bird’s nest. The active participation of these breeders is inseparable from the existing capitals, one of which is social capital. The research aims to (1) map the form of social capital in the development of Swiftlet bird houses and (2) analyze the role of social capital in the development of swiftlet farms. The method used is qualitative. Data analysis through interactive models with reduction, presentation, and conclusions. Research informants were selected purposively, namely Swiftlet birdhouse owners, management teams, and exporters in Central Kalimantan Province. Data collection techniques use observation, in-depth interviews, and secondary data studies. The results showed that: (1) the development of Swiftlet birdhouse potential in Central Kalimantan is based on social capital, namely trust, norms and networks. (2) Social networks, beliefs and norms have an important role in developing the potential of Swiftlet birdhouses and affect economic, social and environmental aspects.

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“…Evidence strongly economic diversity is significantly negatively affected by FDI and GDP growth. Matallah (2022) analyzed the influence of governance on the process of economic diversification in 11 oil-rich nations in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, as well as three countries (Canada, Norway, and Malaysia) that have successfully achieved economic diversification from 1996 to 2018 by employing the generalized method of moments (GMM) estimator. Diversification is often more successful in countries with robust governance, but it may not produce the same advantages in oilexporting MENA nations grappling with elevated oil prices.…”

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Analyzing the Challenges of Diversifying the Future Economy of Ukraine

2024

Futurity Economics&Law

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Ukraine encounters a multitude of obstacles that necessitate resolution in order to enhance its economy. Key factors such as GDP growth, foreign direct investment flows, government efficiency, interest rates, research and development investment, and trade openness have a significant impact on diversification processes. Managing these characteristics can be highly demanding when striving to develop a resilient and diverse economic structure. The analysis illustrates the influence of several economic conditions on Ukraine's diversity from Q1-1996 to Q4-2022. The autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) method is employed to examine the relationship between series. The ZA unit root test determines the stationarity of data using a mixed order of integration. The Gregory-Hansen and the bound ARDL co-integration tests confirm the presence of co-integration among series. The findings indicate that GDP, RIR, and TO have a detrimental influence on DIV, whereas FDI, GOVEF, and R&D have a notable beneficial impact on it. The short-term data produced comparable results, albeit in smaller amounts. The inclusion of the co-integrating element in the model facilitates the convergence towards a long-term equilibrium state with an annual growth rate of 18.39%. The utilization of the wavelet method is applied for evaluating diversification because it can identify both short-term variations and long-term patterns in non-stationary data. Overall, the research suggests that it is advisable to use thorough and flexible diversification techniques to increase the variety of traded goods and develop a strong institutional framework to minimize the effects of unforeseen disruptions and inefficient resources Ukraine.

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Economic diversification and governance challenges in MENA oil exporters: A comparative analysis

Cited by 9 publications

References 26 publications

Landscape Discussion of Oil Rents and Primary Government Expenditure Budget

Landscape Discussion of Oil Rents and Primary Government Expenditure Budget

The role of social capital in the development of swiftlet birdhouse potential in Central Kalimantan Province, Indonesia

Analyzing the Challenges of Diversifying the Future Economy of Ukraine

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