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Kazakhstan: Dutch Disease

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Written byNathan Hamm
Posted 20 January 2006 4:56 GMT

Ben of neweurasia reports that Kazakhstan is seeking to avoid the problems associated with an economy based on resource extraction by investing in industry with a high value added component.

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A small portrait of Nathan Hamm
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  • Pingback: Oneworld Multimedia :: Global Voices / Armenia :: January :: 2006

    […] I hope to start with this later in the week, and will post a link to the first summary as and when. The posts will be country-specific as part of Nathan Hamm’s responsibility for Easter Europe, Russia, Caucasus & Central Asia. Posted by Onnik @ 7:30 pm. Filed under: Armenia, Blogging, Caucasus, Internet, Globalvoices […]

    23 January 2006, 14:45 pm

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