This study explores the relationship between inclusive wealth, economic growth, and
productivity of natural capital (including forestry, fishery, fossil energy reserves and minerals) …

Estimates of total factor productivity growth, a measure of increases in the efficiency of
production, have traditionally been based on a two-factor model of labor and fixed capital …

Natural resources, whether renewable or nonrenewable, as well as environmental services,
might be regarded true national riches. Natural capital also adds to other types of capital …

This study aims to investigate the association between natural capital and economic
development using panel data comprising a large number of countries across the world for …

This paper addresses growing concerns that the global decline in natural capital hurts
wellbeing in the long-run. We examine empirically how natural capital depletion affects …

Extending the wealth accumulation model of Piketty and Zucman [2014] to include net
depreciation in fossil fuels, minerals, and forests produces two key indicators: the net …

This study explores the relative effects of natural resource abundance and natural resource
dependence on economic growth for the period of 1980–2015 in 35 natural resource …

Productivity growth has contributed significantly to boost living standards in many regions of
the world. Concerns about certain emerging nations' dependence on unprocessed natural …

Economic growth is one of the primary macroeconomic aggregates that governments seek
to achieve due to the positive externalities it generates in a nation. Natural resources are …

The link between resources and sustainable development has not been explored, especially
in resource-rich economies. Natural resource rents are viewed as a source of additional …