Measures of Fiscal Risk in Hydrocarbon-Exporting Countries
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Commodity price fluctuations; Oil prices; Oil exporting countries; Fiscal risk; Fiscal policy; Hydrocarbons; stochastic simulations; volatility; break-even prices; exporting countries; commodity prices; break-even prices.; Forecasting and Other Model Applications; Financial Forecasting and Simulation; General; Government Policy;Statistics
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