Specifics of Public Administration in Countries With a Developed Energy Sector: The Case Study

Olga E. Bashina, Marina D. Simonova, Lilia V. Matraeva, Irina P. Mamiy and Nataliya A. Korolkova

SAGE Open, 2023, vol. 13, issue 2, 21582440231171296

Abstract: Countries with a large energy sector are faced with the issues of forming and developing a state energy policy that takes into account not only sectoral and intersectoral aspects, but also the components of managing significant amounts of rental income. In this regard, any of these economic systems, on the one hand, has great opportunities associated with the management of energy resources as a factor of development, on the other hand, it is constantly at risk of destabilization of the economic system as a whole. To date, the economic history allows us to speak about the accumulation of a sufficient number of observations for conducting a comprehensive study of the features of the development of public energy policies. The study is based on the formalization of historical descriptions of the experience of 24 countries (30 cases). The article describes in detail the experience of 13 of the most striking cases. This made it possible to identify 14 variables for evaluating the state energy policy, while outlining three areas (areas of attention) of public administration. The choice of variables used in the model was made on the basis of the relative frequencies of the mechanism application for the observed population, MNRW-TF recommendations within the improving extractive industry, the formation of the contribution of resource industries to the socio-economic development of the country and etc. Further cluster analysis led to the identification of both a pronounced polarity in the development of the state energy policy and options for combining its areas. JEL Classifications: C82, Q43, Q48, P51, O57, O11.

Keywords: resource-rich countries; rental income; energy policy; options for combining the areas of state policy; historical descriptions; cluster analysis (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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