Political & Economic Change in Development

Focus on one type of export industry while excluding other industries.

Increased economic diversification.

Lack of accountability to citizens.

Severe revenue fluctuations based on the world market.

Implementing national water pricing standards with differential rates based on regional cost-of-living adjustments, inspired by Canada’s water management policies.

Centralizing water distribution authority at the national level to ensure equitable access across regions, following India's centralized initiatives.

Encouraging states within the federation to develop individual desalination projects financed by public-private partnerships, as seen in Australia.

Promoting nationwide conservation efforts through federally funded education programs about sustainable usage and practices used in Germany.

Eliminating all forms of state intervention in the market mechanism for natural resources distribution.

Outsourcing resource management entirely to foreign corporations without any domestic oversight.

Implementing regulations that ensure equitable sharing of resource wealth among citizens.

Concentrating all decision-making power regarding resource allocation within the central government exclusively.

Requirements that locals sell mined minerals directly on international markets.

Obligations for all residents to become employed within mining industries.

Demands that individuals handle negotiations with foreign corporations independently.

Increased expectations for economic development and improved infrastructure.

A shift towards economic liberalization and privatization of oil industries.

A reduction in revenue derived from oil exports.

An increase in government transparency and accountability.

A decrease in wealth concentration among the oligarchs.

The establishment of multinational resource corporations.

The process of resource extraction and exploitation.

The distribution of resources among countries.

Access to information about resources in other countries.

Heightened support for global interventionism to secure additional resources.

Lowered participation in politics because of environmental concerns associated with resource extraction.

Strengthened commitment to free-market principles due to international trade opportunities.

Increased expectations for social services and subsidies from the government due to resource wealth.

The government heavily invests in renewable energy sources to diversify the economy.

Oil profits are used to significantly lower taxes for citizens, increasing disposable income.

The state allocates substantial funds for education and healthcare from oil revenues.

The government may neglect other sectors, leading to an over-reliance on oil exports.

A significant shift towards renewable energy investment.

Implementation of revenue-sharing policies among different regions or social groups.

Complete privatization of national oil companies.

Deregulation of the oil industry to foster competition.

Authoritarian regime

Constitutional monarchy

Parliamentary democracy

Federal republic