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This paper from the U.S. Treasury Department examines the growth of petrodollars going to OPEC countries, the major sources and uses of the oil windfall, and its impact on global imbalances.
February 2006
This paper from the U.S. Treasury Department examines the growth of petrodollars going to OPEC countries, the major sources and uses of the oil windfall, and its impact on global imbalances.
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