KnowraDutch diseaseLinked fromLinked fromThe 27 pages that link to Dutch disease, each with the reason it gives.All 27Related 20Compared with 7Resource curseRelated: Resource exports can trigger this shift, weakening manufacturing and agriculture.International tradeRelated: Export booms can weaken sectors exposed to international competition.RemittanceRelated: Large remittance inflows may contribute to currency appreciation and reduced export competitiveness.Import substitution industrializationRelated: Resource booms could undermine protected manufacturers by making exports less competitive and imports cheaper.OPECRelated: Oil revenues can reshape member economies and complicate development beyond petroleum.Foreign aidRelated: Large aid inflows can create pressures resembling those caused by resource booms.Oil priceRelated: High oil revenues can amplify this risk in petroleum-dependent economies.Commodity marketRelated: A commodity export boom can alter exchange rates and damage other industries.Venezuelan oil industryRelated: Oil revenue and exchange-rate effects have contributed to Venezuela’s difficulty diversifying production.Resource nationalismRelated: Large resource revenues can make manufacturing and other exports less competitive.Economic diversificationRelated: Resource booms can make diversification harder by weakening other export industries.Sovereign wealth fundRelated: Investing resource revenues abroad can reduce domestic spending pressures that contribute to this effect.Terms of tradeRelated: A favorable export-price shock can reshape production beyond the trade ratio itself.Resource extractionRelated: A resource-export boom can make manufacturing and other tradable sectors less competitive.Natural resourceRelated: A resource windfall can raise costs and weaken manufacturing and agriculture.Natural resource economicsRelated: Boom-driven shifts in prices and labor can make extraction crowd out other sectors.Rybczynski theoremRelated: A resource windfall can shift production toward the booming sector, resembling the theorem’s endowment mechanism.Joop den UylRelated: The Netherlands debated this risk amid natural-gas revenues and industrial decline.Economy of the Middle EastRelated: Resource booms can make manufacturing and other exports less competitive.Latin American economyRelated: Resource windfalls can undermine manufacturing and other export industries.
KnowraDutch diseaseLinked fromLinked fromThe 27 pages that link to Dutch disease, each with the reason it gives.All 27Related 20Compared with 7Resource curseRelated: Resource exports can trigger this shift, weakening manufacturing and agriculture.International tradeRelated: Export booms can weaken sectors exposed to international competition.RemittanceRelated: Large remittance inflows may contribute to currency appreciation and reduced export competitiveness.Import substitution industrializationRelated: Resource booms could undermine protected manufacturers by making exports less competitive and imports cheaper.OPECRelated: Oil revenues can reshape member economies and complicate development beyond petroleum.Foreign aidRelated: Large aid inflows can create pressures resembling those caused by resource booms.Oil priceRelated: High oil revenues can amplify this risk in petroleum-dependent economies.Commodity marketRelated: A commodity export boom can alter exchange rates and damage other industries.Venezuelan oil industryRelated: Oil revenue and exchange-rate effects have contributed to Venezuela’s difficulty diversifying production.Resource nationalismRelated: Large resource revenues can make manufacturing and other exports less competitive.Economic diversificationRelated: Resource booms can make diversification harder by weakening other export industries.Sovereign wealth fundRelated: Investing resource revenues abroad can reduce domestic spending pressures that contribute to this effect.Terms of tradeRelated: A favorable export-price shock can reshape production beyond the trade ratio itself.Resource extractionRelated: A resource-export boom can make manufacturing and other tradable sectors less competitive.Natural resourceRelated: A resource windfall can raise costs and weaken manufacturing and agriculture.Natural resource economicsRelated: Boom-driven shifts in prices and labor can make extraction crowd out other sectors.Rybczynski theoremRelated: A resource windfall can shift production toward the booming sector, resembling the theorem’s endowment mechanism.Joop den UylRelated: The Netherlands debated this risk amid natural-gas revenues and industrial decline.Economy of the Middle EastRelated: Resource booms can make manufacturing and other exports less competitive.Latin American economyRelated: Resource windfalls can undermine manufacturing and other export industries.