In the 1970s, booming North Sea gas export earnings pushed up the Dutch guilder, making industrial exports dearer abroad and raising foreign competition and unemployment. What is this effect called?

Correct answer B. Dutch disease

Explanation

The term Dutch disease was coined after the Netherlands' gas boom, describing how a resource export surge appreciates the currency and weakens manufacturing competitiveness.

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