Net income from oil production in selected producer economies, if oil prices stay where they are

Notes

Data are for a representative sample of producers: that rely heavily on hydrocarbon revenues: Algeria, Angola, Azerbaijan, Ecuador, Iraq, Nigeria, Oman and the United Arab Emirates. “Net income” is defined as the difference between spending on oil and gas extraction in a given country and the value realised for its sale on either domestic or international markets (including the effect of subsidies, where applicable.