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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The Political Economy of Oil,tant international linkages — have been fundamental in shaping the political development of the state and securing its future. Domestic and foreign policy in Brunei has both shaped and reflected the changing economic and political position of the country since the first oil price rise and the achievement of independence.

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Introduction,(henceforth Brunei). A micro-state, physically divided into two separate territories, the development and character of its economy and society has been intimately bound up with the growth of the hydrocarbon industry in the state, with one company, Royal Dutch-Shell, dominating the production and mar

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Diversifying the Economy,n industry. In an attempt to reduce the heavy reliance on oil and gas revenues and returns from overseas investments, development policies in the fourth, fifth and sixth national development plans have focused on the need for economic diversification. Planners now accept that the long term growth of

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Conclusion,and diversification strategies have been pursued, has elicited a number of paradoxes. In particular, it has served to underline the disjuncture between economic growth and economic development. By the conventional standards of growth in gross domestic product, balance of payment figures or foreign r

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