Financial solution offers via examples of selected country which contend with Dutch disease

In this study, the case which is called Dutch Disease, which was gone into the economic literature in years of 1960 for the first time in the Netherlands, will be investigated. This disease has also began to be seen in countries with similar underground treasures and economic conditions. Generally these countries are the developing and less-developed countries. While the exploded sector has great development in these suddenly enriched countries, the essential investment can not be provided to the main sectors of economy such as industry, agriculture, etc. As a result of this imbalance seen in the economy, the sectors of industry, agriculture, etc. will have less development than the exploded sector.The common problem in these countries is that they do not have a good economic policy and they can not manage the foreign currency well. In order to cope with the Dutch disease, different solutions are proposed in accordance with the economic and cultural structure of each country. When foreign currency inflation is seen, it should give confidence to the economy by ensuring that the country's revenues are managed in a transparent way, in order to prevent inflation. Structural reforms are also suggested for countries. Foremost among these are privatization and diversification of exports. The suggested solution offers for each country toward to dutch disease differ according to the economic structure of that country.