An Abundance of State-Controlled Natural Resources That Supports an Authoritarian

question 16

Multiple Choice

An abundance of state-controlled natural resources that supports an authoritarian regime is an example of what is sometimes called

• A) the authoritarian asset.
• B) a resource regime.
• C) petrol authoritarianism.
• D) the resource curse.

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