The Rentier State¶
Beblawi, H., & Luciani, G. (1987). The Rentier State.
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Mechanisms¶
- Windfall Dependency Audit
- The lens has a real name in political economy — the rentier effect, where a body funded by external rents rather than by earning tends to let its own accountability and capability slacken.
This sourceDefines rentier states by substantial externally derived rents rather than domestic productive activity or taxation.
- The lens has a real name in political economy — the rentier effect, where a body funded by external rents rather than by earning tends to let its own accountability and capability slacken.
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