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February 4, 2018

  • Tarron Khemraj

Could Guyana escape the natural resource curse? Part 3

News EditorFebruary 4, 2018December 20, 201801 mins

The second part in this series addressed the question of how much money Guyana will likely receive. It is generally known today that the Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) is quite favourable toward ExxonMobil. We tried to understand this within the context of the Anglo-American corporate governance framework, which sees a corporation as having the sole…

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  • Nigel Hinds

Had Guyana got the lower end of a reasonable contract, we would have been much better off

News EditorFebruary 4, 2018December 19, 201801 mins

You found out that your backyard has gold. Someone comes along and tells you he can dig up your gold. So you sign a contract with him that stipulates you are only entitled to 10 percent of your own gold. The gold digger finds 10,000 bars of gold, therefore according to the provisions of the…

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Exxon should pay US$1B up front to Guyana, energy expert says

News EditorFebruary 4, 2018October 29, 201801 mins

With billions already gained on the stock market from its oil find here, ExxonMobil and its partners can “more than afford” to pay Guyana US$1 billion instead of the US$18 million received as a signing bonus, according to energy expert Dr Vincent Adams, who also strongly believes that the government should go back to the…

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  • Vincent Adams

Exxon should pay US$1B up front to Guyana, energy expert says

News EditorFebruary 4, 2018March 22, 202202 mins

With billions already gained on the stock market from its oil find here, ExxonMobil and its partners can “more than afford” to pay Guyana US$1 billion instead of the US$18 million received as a signing bonus, according to energy expert Dr Vincent Adams, who also strongly believes that the government should go back to the…

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