: Economic Development and Natural Resources: A Literature Review In The Transition Countries It is a common concept that in natural resources rich countries this natural capital reinforces economic development and increases growth performance But the evidence introduced so far indicates that economic growth has decreased in natural resources rich countries There are many country examples in which the richness of natural resources have not accelerated economic development This stuation has attracted many economists’ attention and although not being a concensus there are many theoretical explanation on this topic One of these explanation is Dutch Disease The term of Dutch Disease DD is used to describe negative effects of high yielded natural resources findings in any country on manufacturing industry In the Transition Economies context some evidence and indicators have been found about this issue Only a few of these Transition Cuntries are rich in term of natural resources The findings from the empirical literature on these countries indicates natural resources rich Transition Countries are exposed to negative effects and DD effects Keywords: Economic Development Natural Resources Transition Countries
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Objective & Hypothesis:: Economic Development and Natural Resources: A Literature Review In The Transition Countries It is a common concept that in natural resources rich countries this natural capital reinforces economic development and increases growth performance But the evidence introduced so far indicates that economic growth has decreased in natural resources rich countries There are many country examples in which the richness of natural resources have not accelerated economic development This stuation has attracted many economists’ attention and although not being a concensus there are many theoretical explanation on this topic One of these explanation is Dutch Disease The term of Dutch Disease DD is used to describe negative effects of high yielded natural resources findings in any country on manufacturing industry In the Transition Economies context some evidence and indicators have been found about this issue Only a few of these Transition Cuntries are rich in term of natural resources The findings from the empirical literature on these countries indicates natural resources rich Transition Countries are exposed to negative effects and DD effects Keywords: Economic Development Natural Resources Transition Countries
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Key Findings & Data:: Economic Development and Natural Resources: A Literature Review In The Transition Countries It is a common concept that in natural resources rich countries this natural capital reinforces economic development and increases growth performance But the evidence introduced so far indicates that economic growth has decreased in natural resources rich countries There are many country examples in which the richness of natural resources have not accelerated economic development This stuation has attracted many economists’ attention and although not being a concensus there are many theoretical explanation on this topic One of these explanation is Dutch Disease The term of Dutch Disease DD is used to describe negative effects of high yielded natural resources findings in any country on manufacturing industry In the Transition Economies context some evidence and indicators have been found about this issue Only a few of these Transition Cuntries are rich in term of natural resources The findings from the empirical literature on these countries indicates natural resources rich Transition Countries are exposed to negative effects and DD effects Keywords: Economic Development Natural Resources Transition Countries
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Conclusion & Impact:: Economic Development and Natural Resources: A Literature Review In The Transition Countries It is a common concept that in natural resources rich countries this natural capital reinforces economic development and increases growth performance But the evidence introduced so far indicates that economic growth has decreased in natural resources rich countries There are many country examples in which the richness of natural resources have not accelerated economic development This stuation has attracted many economists’ attention and although not being a concensus there are many theoretical explanation on this topic One of these explanation is Dutch Disease The term of Dutch Disease DD is used to describe negative effects of high yielded natural resources findings in any country on manufacturing industry In the Transition Economies context some evidence and indicators have been found about this issue Only a few of these Transition Cuntries are rich in term of natural resources The findings from the empirical literature on these countries indicates natural resources rich Transition Countries are exposed to negative effects and DD effects Keywords: Economic Development Natural Resources Transition Countries
🔬Design:Review & Systematic Survey
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Anahtar Kelimeler İktisadi Gelişme · Dogal Kaynaklar · Geçiş Ekonomileri
Abstract
: Economic Development and Natural Resources: A Literature Review In The Transition Countries It is a common concept that in natural resources rich countries this natural capital reinforces economic development and increases growth performance But the evidence introduced so far indicates that economic growth has decreased in natural resources rich countries There are many country examples in which the richness of natural resources have not accelerated economic development This stuation has attracted many economists’ attention and although not being a concensus there are many theoretical explanation on this topic One of these explanation is Dutch Disease The term of Dutch Disease DD is used to describe negative effects of high yielded natural resources findings in any country on manufacturing industry In the Transition Economies context some evidence and indicators have been found about this issue Only a few of these Transition Cuntries are rich in term of natural resources The findings from the empirical literature on these countries indicates natural resources rich Transition Countries are exposed to negative effects and DD effects Keywords: Economic Development Natural Resources Transition Countries
Özet
Doğal kaynaklar bakımından zengin ülkelerde bu doğal sermayenin ekonomik gelişmeyi destekleyeceği ve büyüme performansını artıracağı yaygın bir görüştür Şu ana kadar elde edilen kanıtlar ise doğal kaynakları bol olan ülkelerde ekonomik büyümenin zaman içerisinde yavaşladığını göstermektedir Doğal kaynak zenginliğinin iktisadi gelişme sürecinde önemli bir destek oluşturamamasının pek çok ülke örneği söz konusudur Bunun neden böyle olduğu iktisatçıların ilgisini konuya çekmiş ve üzerinde uzlaşma oluşmamakla birlikte pek çok teorik açıklama getirilmiştir Bu açıklamalardan birisi de Hollanda Hastalığı’dır Hollanda Hastalığı HH terimi herhangi bir ülkede ekonomik getirisi yüksek olan zengin doğal kaynakların keşfinin imalat sanayi üzerindeki olumsuz etkilerini ifade etmek üzere kullanılmaktadır Geçiş ülkeleri açısından bakıldığında da bu ilişkiye ilişkin bazı ipuçları ve kanıtlar bulunmuştur Geçiş ekonomilerinin sadece bir kısmı doğal kaynak bakımından zengin ülkelerdir Bu ülkeler üzerine yapılan uygulamalı çalışmalardan elde edilen bulgular doğal kaynaklar açısından zengin geçiş ülkelerinin doğal kaynaklara bağımlı bir üretim yapısının neden olabildiği pek çok olumsuz etkiye ve bu arada HH etkileri ile de karşılaştıkları sonucuna işaret etmektedir Anahtar Kelimeler: İktisadi Gelişme Dogal Kaynaklar Geçiş Ekonomileri
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