Figures and Tables

Figures

Figure 0.1	Terms of trade for selected metals versus manufactures, 1960–2016
Figure 1.1	Historical commodity price indexes, in constant 2010 dollars
Figure 1.2	Copper prices compared to net G7 and Chinese copper imports
Figure 1.3	China base metal imports as a share of world total
Figure 1.4	Chinese demand compared to that of the rest of the world (in billions of dollars)
Figure 5.1	China compared to the rest of the world: soybean imports and soybean index prices, 2000–2016
Figure 5.2	Brazil and Argentina export purchasing power index, 1995–2013
Figure 5.3	Brazil’s debt service, 2000–2011
Figure 6.1	Fuel commodity price indexes, 1995–2014
Figure 6.2	Bolivia, Ecuador, and Venezuela resource revenue index (in real), 1995–2014
Figure 6.3	Bolivia, Ecuador, and Venezuela general government expenditure indexes (in real), 1995–2014
Figure 6.4	Ecuador oil exports (in billions of dollars), 2000–2016
Figure 7.1	Angola’s and Kazakhstan’s total merchandise exports relative to oil prices, 1998–2014
Figure 7.2	Angola revenue and expenditure indexes (in real), 2000–2014
Figure 9.1	China copper and aluminum ores and concentrates imports (in billions of dollars), 2000–2014
Figure 9.2	China copper and aluminum imports (in billions of dollars), 2000–2014
Figure 9.3	Aluminum and copper price indexes, 2000–2015
Figure 9.4	Colombia, Jamaica, Peru, and South Africa export purchasing power indexes
Figure 10.1	Real price indexes for energy and metals, 1980–2018

Tables

Table 1.1	South Korea and China energy intensity (in British thermal units) at comparable levels of gross domestic product
Table 1.2	Energy intensity for China and selected economies, 2015
Table 3.1	Qualitative comparative analysis data by case
Table 3.2	Analysis of necessary conditions for the outcome BRK
Table 4.1	Typology of commodity boom political-economic trajectories among Southern resource-exporting states
Table 4.2	Political-economic structure of ideal types under commodity boom conditions, 2002–2013
Table 4.3	Oligarchic-extractivist ideal type and cases
Table 6.1	Ecuadorian presidents since 1992
Table 7.1	Official development assistance as a percentage of gross national income
Table 7.2	Oil as a percentage of total merchandise export value
Table 8.1	Official development assistance received (percentage of gross national income), 2002–2012
Table 8.2	Natural resources as a proportion of total exports
Table 10.1	China’s share of global consumption, 2012
Table 10.2	China’s contribution to global consumption growth, 2002–2012
Table A.1	Change in liberalization, 2001/2002–2013/2014
Table A.2	Qualitative comparative analysis truth table
Table A.3	Analysis of necessary conditions
Table A.4	Ecuador interviews
Table A.5	Zambia interviews
Table A.6	Jamaica interviews