1.1 Purpose and Scope of the Study
2 Resources Boom and Macroeconomic Adjustment: A Survey
2.2 An Overview of Booming Sector Economics
2.3 The Core Model of ‘Dutch Disease’
2.4 Limitations and Extensions of the Core Dutch Disease Model
2.5 The Theory of Construction Boom
3 An Overview of the Papua New Guinea Economy
4 Determinants of Real Exchange Rate in Papua New Guinea
4.2 Concept of Real Exchange Rate
4.3 Real Exchange Rate Indices
4.6 Variable Definition and Measurement
5 Determinants of Sectoral Output, Savings and Investment in Papua New Guinea
5.2 Determinants of Sectoral Output
5.5 Investment and Saving Behaviour in Papua New Guinea
6 Impact of Major Resources Booms in Papua New Guinea
6.2 The Major Resources Booms: 1971–77
6.4 Effects of Resources Booms: 1972–78
6.5 Changes in Sectoral Composition
6.6 Resources Boom in the Early 1990s
6.8 Effects of Resources Boom: 1991–94
6.9 Changes in Sectoral Composition
7 A Comparative Study of Resources Booms in Papua New Guinea, Indonesia and Nigeria
7.2 Mineral and Oil Booms in PNG, Indonesia and Nigeria: 1972–82
7.3 Policy Responses: Indonesia and Nigeria
7.4 Comparative Studies of Resources Booms
8.3 Lessons from the PNG Experience
8.4 Qualifications and Suggestions for Further Research
Statistical Appendix: Supplementary Statistical Tables, Notes and Basic Data
Table A3.1 Social development indicators
Table A3.2 Growth rate of real GDP and inflation in Papua New Guinea, 1970–95
Table A3.3 Government revenues and expenditures, 1971–2000 (current prices, kina million)
Table A3.4 Minerals and agricultural exports of PNG, 1971-2000 (current prices, US dollar million)
Table A3.5 Minerals and agricultural exports of PNG, 1971–2000 (current prices, kina million)
Table A3.6 Total labour force and wage employment in PNG, 1968–95 (persons)
Table A3.7 Foreign aid to PNG, 1970–94 (current prices, US dollar million)
Table A4.1 Nominal and real exchange rate indices, 1970–94
Table A4.2 Test for unit roots
Table A5.1 Test for unit roots
Table A6.1 Central government revenues and expenditures, 1971–77 (kina million)
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