A policy by which a government seeks to control the exploitation of natural resources within its territory.

A policy by which a government seeks to promote the development of natural resources within its territory.

A policy by which a government seeks to protect the environment from the exploitation of natural resources.

A policy by which a government seeks to promote the conservation of natural resources.

The right of a government to control the exploitation of natural resources within its territory.

The right of a government to promote the development of natural resources within its territory.

The right of a government to protect the environment from the exploitation of natural resources.

The right of a government to promote the conservation of natural resources.

The desire to increase government revenue.

The desire to promote economic development.

The desire to protect the environment.

The desire to promote social justice.

Increased volatility in commodity prices.

Reduced investment in resource-rich countries.

Increased trade tensions between countries.

All of the above.

The resource curse.

Dutch disease.

Corruption.

All of the above.

The phenomenon whereby countries with abundant natural resources tend to have lower economic growth than countries with fewer natural resources.

The phenomenon whereby countries with abundant natural resources tend to have higher economic growth than countries with fewer natural resources.

The phenomenon whereby countries with abundant natural resources tend to have more stable economies than countries with fewer natural resources.

The phenomenon whereby countries with abundant natural resources tend to have less stable economies than countries with fewer natural resources.

The phenomenon whereby a country's currency appreciates due to a surge in exports of a natural resource.

The phenomenon whereby a country's currency depreciates due to a surge in exports of a natural resource.

The phenomenon whereby a country's economy becomes more diversified due to a surge in exports of a natural resource.

The phenomenon whereby a country's economy becomes less diversified due to a surge in exports of a natural resource.

The misuse of public office for private gain.

The use of public office for the public good.

The use of public office for the benefit of a particular group or individual.

The use of public office for the benefit of the country as a whole.

Good governance.

Economic diversification.

Investment in education and health.

All of the above.

International cooperation can help to promote transparency and accountability in the management of natural resources.

International cooperation can help to reduce trade tensions between countries.

International cooperation can help to promote investment in resource-rich countries.

All of the above.

The sovereignty of states.

The different interests of countries.

The lack of a global governance framework.

All of the above.

Building trust between countries.

Developing a global governance framework.

Promoting transparency and accountability in the management of natural resources.

All of the above.

Resource nationalism and resource sovereignty will continue to be important issues in the global economy.

Resource nationalism and resource sovereignty will become less important issues in the global economy.

Resource nationalism and resource sovereignty will disappear from the global economy.

It is impossible to predict the future of resource nationalism and resource sovereignty.

The growing demand for natural resources.

The increasing scarcity of natural resources.

The rise of emerging economies.

All of the above.

The sovereignty of states.

The different interests of countries.

The lack of a global governance framework.

All of the above.