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 a critical review of the recent research on aid effectiveness. It argues
that there is an enormous disjunction between research on aid effectiveness and current …

The international competitiveness of developing countries is integral to their economic
development; hence understanding the main determinants of the real exchange rate is …

Este trabajo busca aportar evidencia empírica sobre la relación entre flujos de capital,
explotación de recursos naturales y desindustrialización, a partir del análisis del caso …

Abstract Numerous sub‐Saharan African countries depend heavily on foreign aid. This
paper explores the impact of foreign aid on economic growth in the continent using a finite …

Inflows of foreign currencies into the developing economies, in particular, have been
associated with the Dutch disease phenomenon whereby a surge in such inflows is believed …

ABSTRACT We investigate the Dutch Disease impact of migrant's remittances and foreign
aid using a yearly panel data of eight South Asian countries for the period of 1975–2013. An …

Bangladesh, like all other developing nations, is historically dependent on inflow of foreign
capital to finance investments necessary for the nation's development. Dutch disease has …

A major concern for developing economies is a dependence on commodities when their
prices are volatile as a major change in the international commodity price can have …

From around 2000 onwards, donors and recipient governments embarked upon a new aid
paradigm. The most important elements include increased selectivity in the aid allocation …