The Dutch disease
The Dutch Disease: An Overview
... often with help of external institutions like World Bank or NGOs. The example of good and appropriate dealing with the Dutch disease is Latin America. In these countries were revenues from mineral exports ...
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Remittances and the Dutch disease
... The original spike in the investment rate is finally reflected in a larger capital stock. A more capital intensive process positively impacts the productivity of labor and thus the level of wages. Increased income from ...
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Is Kazakhstan vulnerable to the Dutch disease?
... “Dutch Disease” ...the Dutch Disease is an important issue for Kazakhstan and its future ...the Dutch Disease ...the Dutch Disease during the post-1996 ...
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Is Russia sick with the Dutch disease?
... Union times. The outflow of labour from the manufacturing industries resulted in inflow of labour in services sector rather than in the energy sector. The strong growth of industrial production despite the presence of ...
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Exports Multiplicity and The Dutch Disease
... Exports Multiplicity and The Dutch Disease Abstract Following macroeconomics, an increase in exports should raise the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). However, the extant literature regarding comovement and ...
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Testing the Presence of the Dutch Disease in Kazakhstan
... The mechanisms of the Dutch disease imply that the industrial development of Kazakhstan is vulnerable to the volatility of world oil market. Moreover, oil dependency has a negative effect on agriculture. ...
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Testing the Presence of the Dutch Disease in Kazakhstan
... The mechanisms of the Dutch disease imply that the industrial development of Kazakhstan is vulnerable to the volatility of world oil market. Moreover, oil dependency has a negative effect on agriculture. ...
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The Dutch disease effects of remittances in Nigeria
... the Dutch disease phenomenon in recipient ...potential Dutch disease threat of remittance inflows in a panel of net labour exporters in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) ...reverse ...
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The value of the exchange rate and the Dutch disease
... the Dutch disease always involves the management of the exchange rate or an exchange rate policy, but this is not incompatible with a floating exchange ...the Dutch disease, the government ...
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Debunking the Dutch Disease: an Empirical Analysis
... effects in Chile following the copper boom in the early 2000s. They find little adverse effects in industrial output but slight de-agriculturization, and therefore conclude that the Dutch disease did occur. ...
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Diagnosing the dutch disease: Are the symptoms present in Bhutan?
... Bhutan’s economy has evolved significantly since embarking on a period of modern development in 1960 when its first motor road was built. Underpinning its economic growth is the hydropower sector among other drivers, ...
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Has Algeria suffered from the dutch disease?
... the Dutch disease using a set of regressions while controlling for some other factors that could have led to similar economic ...the Dutch disease over the period under ...
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Cycle Trend Dichotomy of the Dutch Disease Phenomenon
... Cycle-Trend Dichotomy of the Dutch Disease Phenomenon. Boufateh, Talel[r] ...
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Diagnosing the dutch disease: Are the symptoms present in Bhutan?
... Bhutan’s economy has evolved significantly since embarking on a period of modern development in 1960 when its first motor road was built. Underpinning its economic growth is the hydropower sector among other drivers, ...
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Has Algeria suffered from the dutch disease?
... the Dutch disease using a set of regressions while controlling for some other factors that could have led to similar economic ...the Dutch disease over the period under ...
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The Primary Sectors of the Economy and the Dutch Disease in Nigeria
... the Dutch Disease. The Dutch Disease (DD) refers to the paradoxical deleterious consequence of natural resource booms on the countries where they ...
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Why is ?The Dutch disease? always a disease? the macroeconomic consequences of scaling up ODA
... help underscore the central importance of public investment in ensuring a positive impact of ODA on growth, instead of lumping capital and current government expenditures together. There are various ways in which public ...
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The macroeconomics of a financial Dutch disease
... The kind of policies used in tackling the Dutch disease depends on the specific mechanisms through which the phenomenon develops. The OECD (2013), for instance, recognizes the existence of an ongoing ...
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A Policymakers' Guide to Dutch Disease
... cause Dutch Disease—that is, an appreciation of the real exchange rate which can slow the growth of a country’s exports— and that aid increases might thereby harm a country’s long-term growth ...from ...
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FAQ DUTCH DISEASE CIEP PAPER
... ‘Dutch disease’ more than the other two North Sea producing countries, the Netherlands and the United ...‘Dutch disease’ impact and the vulnerability of government expenditures to oil price ...
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