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Managing the oil wealth: OPEC's windfalls and pitfalls

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A heterogeneous group with shared objectives the framework of analysis OPEC's birth, growing pains and maturity windfall allocation and adjustment policies country report cards cross-country performance the Litmus tests summary of findings.

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