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پیوست شماره 1: لیست کشورهای مورد بررسی تحقیق
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گروه الف: اقتصادهای نفتی (بر اساس طبقه بندی آنکتاد)
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DZA: الجزایر
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AGO : آنگولا
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BHR : بحرین
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BRN : برونئی
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COG : کنگو
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GAB : گابن
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IND : اندونزی
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IRN : ایران
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IRQ : عراق
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KWT : کویت
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LYB : لیبی
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Netherlands Antilles : ANT
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NGA : نیجریه
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OMN : عمان
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QAT : قطر
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AUS : عربستان سعودی
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SYR : سوریه
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TTO : ترینیداد و توباگو
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AMT : امارات متحده عربی
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VEN : ونزوئلا
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YEM : یمن
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گروه ب: دیگر کشورهای صادرکننده نفت (اقتصادهای غیرنفتی)
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CAN : کانادا
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: انگلیسGBR
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AUS : استرالیا
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: NORنروژ
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کلمبیا: COL
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: مالزیMYS
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: MEX مکزیک
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ماخذ: UNCTAD, 2005, p.
