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February 10, 2014 ... as a sign that Venezuela has succumbed to the ‘Dutch disease’ (a variant of the ‘resource curse’). This ... to sit above great deposits of natural wealth. Dutch disease focuses specifically on the interplay between ... economy as afflicted by the resource curse and Dutch disease since the Chávez government nationalised oil rents ...

December 4, 2017 The financial blockade directly affects routine international payments for goods and services.

January 9, 2010 ... an economic phenomenon known as “Dutch Disease” where high oil revenues act as a disincentive for ...

May 11, 2010 ... an economic phenomenon known as “Dutch Disease” where high oil revenues act as a disincentive for ...

April 7, 2021 ... at keeping people at home and contain the spread of the disease as Venezuela grapples with a “second wave” of ...

January 28, 2015 ... productivity for decades. It's largely because of Dutch Disease – an awkward situation when one sector of the ... to promote non-oil sectors to gradually ward off Dutch Disease. It's a perfect example of a situation where state ... oil prices, overcome a historic tendency towards Dutch Disease or end the opposition's sabotage efforts. But, he can ...

July 17, 2019 ... to guarantee vaccination against rabies and foot and mouth disease for 900,000 pig and cow livestock. Pork consumption ...

November 3, 2014 ... water polluted so a foreign corporation can find gold; disease rates linked to mining-related arsenic poisoning in ...

February 25, 2015 ... production in a country of petrol-income culture [Dutch disease]… it is a problem of society. Isn’t it unsafe ...

February 28, 2013 ... that he's in good spirits and that he's still fighting the disease and are basically, like I said, holding out the hope ...

August 23, 2010 A massive transformation of agriculture is occurring in Venezuela, a transformation that has lessons for every other country in the world.

January 14, 2015 In the face of on-going shortages of basic consumer goods, soaring inflation, a multi-pronged and broken currency exchange system and now falling oil prices, Venezuela's economic “crisis” is now being acknowledged at the highest levels of government. As opposed to the simplistic mainstream media coverage that attempts to blame Venezuela's woes on the boogie monster of “socialism,” we present two perspectives from within the Bolivarian Revolution on concrete public policy solutions to Venezuela's economic crisis.

April 9, 2020 Venezuelan economist Luis Salas concludes that “the conjuncture is exposing the conservative policies of the Venezuelan left-wing government in economic affairs.”

May 1, 2018 ... industry to enter the economy. Others call it the “Dutch disease.” The truth is that Venezuela is the owner of ...

August 10, 2006 ... has reportedly contributed to a 25% decline in heart disease.[28] According to Verenzuela, Venezuelans are ...