Oil and development in the Gulf
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Oil and development in the Gulf
（Case studies in the developing world）
Murray, 1989
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Bibliography: p. 57
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This study charts the rise of the Gulf States to become the dominant world force in the supply of crude oil. It analyzes how different States have used their oil wealth to encourage economic and social development, and specific development programmes are examined in order to identify the obstacles these countries face in diversifying their sources of wealth away from a dependence on oil. Designed for A level and first year geography undergraduates, the text includes past A level examination questions and assignments which aim to encourage students to use and understand the data provided in the text and tables.
Table of Contents
- The background
- the development of the Gulf oil industry
- oil revenues and their impact
- strategies for development in the Gulf countries
- oil exporting countries and problems of economic development.
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