Net capital inflow

Net capital inflow

Table 12. Latin America and the Caribbean net capital inflow

Figure 2. Latin America and the Caribbean net capital inflow

h Corresponding to net inflow of capital, less net payments of profits and interest.

Total net capital inflow in the period 1990 1993 was about 20 billion.

45. Initial conditions and policy dilemmas brought about by the capital inflow have varied.

The fall in the capital inflow would therefore bring with it a fall in the trade deficit.

Since the peak annual rate of capital inflow was 803 billion (in 2006), the increased household saving has the potential to eliminate almost all of America s dependence on foreign capital.

A reluctance of foreign investors to keep accumulating dollar assets will cause a smaller capital inflow from the rest of the world.

The international balance of payments remains in surplus, and there is still a net capital inflow despite the global credit crunch.

The poorest developing countries that had introduced such reforms were receiving a net inflow of capital from the international financial institutions.

They are plagued by three major problems growing indebtedness, a decreasing inflow or even reverse flow of capital, and worsening terms of trade.

The massive inflow of external capital has led to real exchange rate appreciation which, in turn, is contributing to the goal of reducing inflation.

Foreign investment had picked up, but some of the inflow was the large scale repatriation of flight capital, a source which was not inexhaustible.

The annual capital inflow in the 1990s was around 5 per cent of GNP, which was roughly the level prevailing in 1975 1982.

The concern of an important group of Latin American countries is no longer debt, but how to manage such a large and sudden inflow of capital.

(b) Stupendous increases, of 150 per cent in certain years, in the net inflow of short term capital, including capital repatriation, in particular in Asia in 1991 and in Latin America in 1992 and 1993

A positive inflow of foreign short run and investment capital more than compensated for current account deficits, although international reserves decreased in Guatemala and Honduras.

So the dollar would have to stay at its current level to continue to create the large trade deficit and resulting capital inflow.

Each of these trends can be regarded as a normal counterpart of the increased capital inflow, and not everywhere are its dimensions such that special preventive measures are required.

But the eurozone can increase its inflow of foreign capital only if it has a current account deficit, i.e., if it increases its imports relative to its exports.

Migration, which was not only a movement of persons but also of capital and services, had contributed to the process of globalization, generated employment and prompted the inflow foreign currency into developing countries.

The trade off between external and domestic equilibria in Latin America resulting from the rapid capital inflow are examined therein. Some Governments had even to impose restrictive measures to capital inflows, given their implications for monetary, exchange rate and interest policies.

Against this background, Rousseff s government was perhaps rash to decry the inflow of unwanted capital in recent years and to erect import barriers aimed at protecting domestic industry by hampering market competition.

It is generally accepted that FDI carries costs as well as benefits for the host country. The initial inflow of capital from FDI is a benefit the subsequent outflow of profits is a cost.

To allay pressure on the domestic money supply 26 and forestall an appreciation of the exchange rate, the Chilean Government has adopted since 1992 measures to slow down the inflow of short term capital.

The sustainability of a stabilization policy based on a currency anchor (as, for example, in Argentina) hinges, then, on the continued inflow of capital, unless the productivity of the tradables sector can be rapidly improved.

Noting the recent large scale inflow of refugees from Burundi into Rwanda,

And instead of an outflow, you are now getting a net inflow.

That must be transformed into a substantial net inflow.

Migrants' remittances represented a substantial inflow into the economy of the countries of origin.

At the same time, the United Nations faces a terrible crisis of inflow.

This increase was due to the inflow of Angolan, Mauritanian and Chadian refugees.

The annual capital inflow is equal each year to the US current account deficit the sum of the trade deficit plus the net interest and dividends that America s government and businesses owe to the rest of the world.

quot Noting the recent large scale inflow of refugees from Burundi into Rwanda, quot

The key is to reflect on six kinds of capital goods business capital, infrastructure, human capital, intellectual capital, natural capital, and social capital.

The inflow of cash is far less than the Organization needs to meet its obligations.

Perhaps the speculative inflow scenario will play out, but in slow motion.

Without an inflow of new blood and new ideas, the old Continent's economic future looks bleak.

Even in a tightly managed economy like China, massive capital inflows have been able to find their way around controls over the last decade. Moreover, establishing controls on one type of inflow simply leads to its being disguised in other forms.

3. A dozen countries in Asia and Latin America, characterized by financial analysts as quot emerging markets quot , received most of the capital inflow, while the vast majority of developing countries have not been touched by the growth in net financial transfers.

One country s inflow of EU money is thus another country s outflow and these are grants, not loans.

Moreover, establishing controls on one type of inflow simply leads to its being disguised in other forms.

86. A large increase in the inflow of external capital was urgently needed to supplement the limited saving capacity of the least developed countries. His delegation suggested that a special fund might be created within the framework of UNCTAD in order to strengthen the Programme of Action.