Le régime rentier d’accumulation en Arabie saoudite et son mode de régulation
The oil export revenues contribute to the settlement of economic and institutional structures that make Saudi Arabia a prototypical rentier-state. The predominance of oil revenues, combined with socio-political parameters specific to the countries, has led the Petro-monarchy to implement a particula...
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description | The oil export revenues contribute to the settlement of economic and institutional structures that make Saudi Arabia a prototypical rentier-state. The predominance of oil revenues, combined with socio-political parameters specific to the countries, has led the Petro-monarchy to implement a particular set of economic policies, which are analyzed here as the mode of regulation of the oil-rent-caused growth regime, rather than as gradual attempts to restrict the country’s dependence on oil. The rationalization of the Saudi rentier regime relies heavily on migrant workers and on sovereign wealth funds. The Saudi economy seems nevertheless caught up in an unstable dynamics: the country’s demographics and the mass unemployment among Saudis undermine the regime by sucking a growing share of oil revenues. |
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spelling | doaj-art-67d84d696ede4b0899a0156b7cc1d3192025-01-30T14:25:52ZengAssociation Recherche & RégulationRevue de la Régulation1957-77962014-12-011610.4000/regulation.11033Le régime rentier d’accumulation en Arabie saoudite et son mode de régulationAdrien FaudotThe oil export revenues contribute to the settlement of economic and institutional structures that make Saudi Arabia a prototypical rentier-state. The predominance of oil revenues, combined with socio-political parameters specific to the countries, has led the Petro-monarchy to implement a particular set of economic policies, which are analyzed here as the mode of regulation of the oil-rent-caused growth regime, rather than as gradual attempts to restrict the country’s dependence on oil. The rationalization of the Saudi rentier regime relies heavily on migrant workers and on sovereign wealth funds. The Saudi economy seems nevertheless caught up in an unstable dynamics: the country’s demographics and the mass unemployment among Saudis undermine the regime by sucking a growing share of oil revenues.https://journals.openedition.org/regulation/11033growth regimemode of regulationSaudi Arabiaoil rent |
spellingShingle | Adrien Faudot Le régime rentier d’accumulation en Arabie saoudite et son mode de régulation Revue de la Régulation growth regime mode of regulation Saudi Arabia oil rent |
title | Le régime rentier d’accumulation en Arabie saoudite et son mode de régulation |
title_full | Le régime rentier d’accumulation en Arabie saoudite et son mode de régulation |
title_fullStr | Le régime rentier d’accumulation en Arabie saoudite et son mode de régulation |
title_full_unstemmed | Le régime rentier d’accumulation en Arabie saoudite et son mode de régulation |
title_short | Le régime rentier d’accumulation en Arabie saoudite et son mode de régulation |
title_sort | le regime rentier d accumulation en arabie saoudite et son mode de regulation |
topic | growth regime mode of regulation Saudi Arabia oil rent |
url | https://journals.openedition.org/regulation/11033 |
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