This paper surveys the" Dutch disease" literature in developing and emerging countries. It
describes the original model of Dutch disease and some main extensions proposed in the …

This paper provides an extensive review of the rapidly growing literature on the resource
curse phenomenon, whereby natural resources-rich countries experience lower levels of …

Abstract The adoption of Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) in 2015 shifted the
attention towards sustainability-related concerns in both developing and developed …

The aim of this research is to address two emerging and relevant issues that have not been
thoroughly investigated in the context of the Russian Federation. The first one is the …

Nearly every country has committed to minimizing its energy emissions and sharing climate
change research, particularly on greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture. Therefore, this …

The paper investigates the oil price fluctuation on exchange rates for main African net oil
importing countries, namely South Africa, Morocco, Côte d'Ivoire, Kenya, Ghana and …

This paper examines the Dutch disease in a global sample of 36 oil-rich developed and
developing countries for the period 1970 to 2016. It also examines the theory …

Studies show that the increase in the trade of food has had severe environmental
consequences for the exporting countries. But what about food imports? The present study …

Extractive and agricultural resources do not have the same impact on poverty reduction and
can compete with each other. We examine how extractive resource windfalls affect …

This work examines and compares the performance of two oil-rich countries (Norway and
Algeria) towards sustainable development amidst dutch disease. Norway and Algeria are …