Oil and gas economics has changed. In Africa’s hydrocarbon-dependent economies, petroleum frequently accounts for 80-90 percent of government revenues (Angola 80 percent, Libya 90 percent, Nigeria 80 percent); which makes them very susceptible to the risks of boom-bust cycles in oil prices. These
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CHIJIOKE K. MAMA
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