Titlebook: Oil, Economic Development and Diversification in Brunei Darussalam; Mark Cleary,Shuang Yann Wong Book 1994 Mark Cleary and Shuang Yann Won

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Book 1994trategies for diversifying the economy in order to secure sustainable levels of growth and development. As well as providing with an informed, up-to-date account of Bruneian economy and society, the book evaluates these strategies and assesses their impact on Brunei and on its place in Southeast Asia.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-23485-1development; East Asia; Economic Development; Export; growth; political economy

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978-1-349-23487-5Mark Cleary and Shuang Yann Wong 1994

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Oil, Economic Development and Diversification in Brunei Darussalam978-1-349-23485-1Series ISSN 2946-8701 Series E-ISSN 2946-871X

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The Oil and Gas Industry,of natural gas. This chapter outlines the development of the industry, patterns of production and the frameworks governing production, pricing and royalty arrangements. A final section considers the nature and extent of linkages between the hydrocarbon sector and the national economy.

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Diversifying the Economy, the economy depends on a more diversified economic base. With most of the state’s food needs, machinery and equipment, intermediate materials and even labour being imported, the problems of such external dependency have become increasingly acute.