Avoiding the Resource Curse and Dutch Disease

Introduction Today’s column concludes my discussion of the required framework for macroeconomic policy management, monetary policy, exchange rate regime, and, as we noted last week, the linked role of fiscal reform for Guyana, now classed as the Americas’ fastest rising Petrostate. The article Avoiding the Resource Curse and Dutch Disease appeared first on Stabroek News.

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