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Dutch Disease, is a concept describing macroeconomic imbalances and distortions in the production structure caused by sudden inflows of foreign currency from external sources, typically arising from items such as natural resource exports, worker remittances, or foreign borrowing. The term was first used in 1977 in The Economist magazine, and its theoretical framework was developed by Corden and Neary (1982). Dutch Disease (Generated with Artificial Intelligence Assistance) According to the class