Why oil-producing economies need to diversify
Report summary
Table of contents
- Introduction
- Steadying the ship: fiscal positions improve
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In pursuit of fiscal sustainability
- Share the financial burden
- Risks of not diversifying
- Who can make a success of diversifying?
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Government hydrocarbon revenues
- Government spending index
- Oil supply surge curtailed after OPEC agreement
- Fiscal breakevens have converged but will increase to 2022
- Big improvement in fiscal balances in 2018
- Oil revenue vs GDP
- Demographics
- Female participation rates
- International bond issuance in US dollars
- Financial reserve assets (inc. sovereign wealth funds)
- Debt as % of government revenue
- Key factors influencing diversification
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