Informal employment dynamics in a middle-income petrostate

Data and code for a dynamic panel analysis of how oil prices affect informal employment across regions. The model uses quarterly regional data and accounts for past informality, regional oil exposure, local content policies, and workforce education.

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Open Science Framework
Published
2026-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.17605/osf.io/ev3sd
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Natural Resources and Economic Development
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Informal employment dynamics in a middle-income petrostate

Peter Howie
Open Science Framework
Natural Resources and Economic Development
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Informal employment dynamics in a middle-income petrostate

Peter Howie
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Abstract

Data and code for a dynamic panel analysis of how oil prices affect informal employment across regions. The model uses quarterly regional data and accounts for past informality, regional oil exposure, local content policies, and workforce education.

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Decent work and economic growth, No poverty
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Natural Resources and Economic Development
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