Did the UK Miss Out on £400 Billion Worth of Oil Revenue?
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a comprehensive measure of the quality of
natural resource governance in oil, gas and mineral-rich
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Data and Resources
Additional Info
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Sector | Oil and Gas |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Year | 2015 |
| RGI Edition Year | 2017 |
| Topic | State-owned enterprises |
| Document Type | Web Page |
| RGI Sub-component | Open data |
| RGI Questions |
1.4a: What proportion of equity shares does the government own in extractive companies?, 1.4c: What is the name of the largest company in which the government has a controlling share (i.e. an SOE)? |
| Did this document contribute to RGI scoring? | Not used for scoring |
| Are the RGI questions here tagged with law and/or practice | |
| Publisher | NRGI |
| Author | Manley David |
| Source or API link | http://www.resourcegovernance.org/blog/did-uk-miss-out-£400-billion-worth-oil-revenue#_ftn2 |
| Maintainer | Natural Resource Governance Institute |
| Maintainer Email | Natural Resource Governance Institute |