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Can Ethnic Divisions Explain Poor Economic Growth in Resource Rich Countries? The Case of the Middle East
This paper addresses the question of the effects of ethnic diversity on economic growth. It extends the cross-country growth regressions in Easterly and Levine (1997) by allowing for growth effects of natural resources to depend on the amount of ethnic fractionalization to see if ethnic diversity, n
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