0 sources of energy, wealth etc which occur naturally and are not made by man, eg coal, oil, forests etc -- naturressurser
the exploitation of natural resources.
A complete trade reform can be seen as inducing the economy to increase its investment in natural resources.
As the natural regenerative rate of such resources is zero, they can be regarded as a limiting case of renewable natural resources.
One reason is that there are many natural resources, not one; and this alone would make the putative theory incoherent.
We group households into those that receive income from natural resources and those that do not.
When property rights for natural resources do not exist or are not enforced, overexploitation often occurs.
This is the case for natural resources in all of our samples.
A country's extraction of natural resources is likely to be a function of numerous factors besides a country's extent of indebtedness.
In other words, the state should retain ownership of the natural resources, while devolving the power to manage and control the resource to the stakeholders.
