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City Khartoum / el-Obeid / / Company World Bank DECPG / / Country Algeria / Sudan / Congo / Angola / Chad / Nigeria / / Currency USD / / / Event Environmental Issue / / IndustryTerm oil producer / oil price / oil transit fee / oil-driven high rates / satellite accounts / oil reserves / important policy tool / inherited oil / oil sector accounts / non-oil revenues / oil revenues / paper reviews oil depletion / less oil dependent economy / oil resources / depleted oil resources / oil / oil-producing countries / oil-dependent economy / damaged oil facilities / food / post-independence oil sharing mechanism / oil depletion / oil price volatility / oil sectors / capital-intensive oil sector / energy depletion / oil-producing / note presents oil resource depletion / oil production stays / oil sector / oil production / oil resource depletion / oil rents / exhaustible oil resources / / Organization South Sudanese government / International Monetary Fund / United Nations Statistical Commission / World Bank / Ministry of Petroleum and Mining / / Person Toru Nishiuchi / Paolo Zacchia / Sébastien Dessus / Glenn-Marie Lange / Esther Naikal / Source / / Position Author / official / CPA / oil producer / / Region Sub-Saharan Africa / South Sudan / /
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Oil Depletion and Adjusted Net Savings in Sudan and South Sudan Toru Nishiuchi ♣ World Bank March 2013 Abstract. Secession of South Sudan has imposed challenges on the economies of Sudan and South Sudan. The economy of