The state and the “rentier economy” in oil exporting countries
Journal: RUDN Journal of Public Administration (Vol.6, No. 3)Publication Date: 2020-04-02
Authors : Gurgen Ghukasyan;
Page : 177-192
Keywords : “rentier state”; “rentier economy”; oil exporting countries; world oil market; paternalism; stability; diversification; non-oil sector; economic structure; budget;
Abstract
In the new foreign economic conditions that have arisen as a result of a significant deformation of the cyclical dynamics of the world oil market, the views on the model of the socalled “rentier state” and “rentier economy” that apply to oil exporting countries in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and also to the states of the post-Soviet space, including the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan, are of certain interest. For these states, in the face of declining oil export revenues, the question of changing the “rentier model” of development is relevant. At the same time, the recommendations of foreign authors are not acceptable in many aspects, but their analysis allows us to approach problems of overcoming the “raw nature” of the economy more comprehensively.
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