4. Discussion questions 1. Based on the article, how can too much of a good thing be bad? 2. The natural oil and gas sector is not particularly labor intensive and will not employ a lot of a country's workforce. If the nonbooming tradable sector is no longer attractive to the workforce, where would the workforce turn? And what are the likely consequences of a decreasing attractiveness of the nonbooming tradable sector? 3. Dutch Disease is also called the "resource curse," referring to countries that rely on the proceeds from the export of one or very few resources and that may see the rest of their economy experience a downturn. However, how could you explain the fact that the historic commodities boom shows that the Dutch Disease is just as often absent from resource-rich countries as it is present? To complete this assignment, select the following radio button. I have read the discussion questions on this page and am finished with this analysis