The U.S. might be another, no?

US was until recently a net importer of oil, so it's sort of a lite oil economy.

Norway is exporting $50+B/year worth of oil industry products with a population of 5 million people and this has been going on for a long time.

The US has extracted more oil than any other country on Earth, full stop.

It was a net exporter from the 1860s through 1950.

It had surplus extraction capacity until 1972.

And yet, no resource curse?

Ots the $$ per capita in (un/underrefined) exports that does it. Oil was cheap pre-50s and us has a big population. I can't be bothered to look up the figure but i bet it was much smaller than Norway's $$/capita figure.

Possibly.

I don't have an answer, but the question's an interesting one.

Accounts of early US oil history and sudden and capricious wealth, particularly in Pennsylvania, Texas, California, etc., are fascinating.