In 1996, Norway's government, planning for a day when its North Sea petroleum bounty would slow to a trickle, began plowing oil revenue into a mutual fund, which is now worth about $311 billion —or about $67,000 per Norwegian.
In 1996, Norway's government, planning for a day when its North Sea petroleum bounty would slow to a trickle, began plowing oil revenue into a mutual fund, which is now worth about $311 billion —or about $67,000 per Norwegian.
1996年，挪威政府为北海油田未来的资源枯竭做准备，开始将其收益注入共同基金，现在该基金价值3110亿美元，相当于每个挪威人67000美元。