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For leaders governing regions rich in extractive resources like petroleum, metals, and essential minerals for the transition to clean energy, the ability to transform these natural assets into fiscal strength is crucial. Missing the chance to harness these revenues often results in short-lived leadership, while effectively managing resource wealth can pave the way for more sustainable governance. This book posits that leaders often choose to nationalize extractive industries to prolong their time in power. By controlling these means of production and setting up state-run enterprises, they secure funds that might otherwise benefit private companies, using this enhanced revenue to bolster political backing. Through a mix of detailed case studies and innovative cross-national statistical techniques, Mahdavi explores a significant political decision: nationalize to gain immediate benefits, albeit risking future economic stability, or allow private operations to continue, thus ensuring long-term fiscal stability at the expense of immediate profits.
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For leaders governing regions rich in extractive resources like petroleum, metals, and essential minerals for the transition to clean energy, the ability to transform these natural assets into fiscal strength is crucial. Missing the chance to harness these revenues often results in short-lived leadership, while effectively managing resource wealth can pave the way for more sustainable governance. This book posits that leaders often choose to nationalize extractive industries to prolong their time in power. By controlling these means of production and setting up state-run enterprises, they secure funds that might otherwise benefit private companies, using this enhanced revenue to bolster political backing. Through a mix of detailed case studies and innovative cross-national statistical techniques, Mahdavi explores a significant political decision: nationalize to gain immediate benefits, albeit risking future economic stability, or allow private operations to continue, thus ensuring long-term fiscal stability at the expense of immediate profits.
