Dutch elm disease

With an economy based on oil resources, manufacturing has suffered from what is called Dutch disease.

The rule was partially intended to avoid a state of "Dutch disease".

A more promising explanation goes under the rubric of "Dutch disease."

For most of the last decade, Russia followed the textbook on the Dutch disease.

The country is devising strategies to avoid the Dutch disease as billions of dollars enter the country.

In 2001, the town was noted as having trees affected by Dutch Elm Disease.

Injecting sudden foreign exchange revenues in the economic system forms the phenomenon of "Dutch disease" in a country.

The massive capital influx to the Netherlands after it started exporting natural gas increased prices in the Dutch disease.

The 1970s saw the loss of many of the trees in the park to Dutch Elm Disease.

By the 20th century it had become well-wooded with many large trees, but most of them were lost to Dutch Elm Disease in the 1970s.