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|a Chapter 1: Theoretical Framework: Natural Resources and Economic Development -- Chapter 2: Taxation and Fiscal Policy Understand the Resource Curse -- Chapter 3: Trade: The role of External Sector in Development -- Chapter 4: Human Capital and Knowledge: Education, practical learning and innovation in mining: a comparison of Chile and Norway -- Chapter 5: Sustainability: Accounting for the green divergence. Andean and Nordic countries in historical perspective -- Chapter 6: Oil and Development: Diverging paths in the oil industry. Brazil in the Norwegian mirror -- Chapter 7: Business History: Copper, trade and business. The role of big corporations in the copper sector. Chile and Sweden in historical perspective -- Chapter 8: Conclusions. Policy Lessons for Nataural Resource abundant countries.
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