Примеры использования Net capital flows на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Net capital flows to developing countries, 1998-2006.
When that special case was excluded, net capital flows had been in the direction of the poorer counties.
Net capital flows into those countries fell to $700 billion in 2008, from $1.2 trillion in 2007, leaving a large financing gap.
Meanwhile, widespread financial deregulation and globalization facilitated net capital flows from the South to the North.
At the same time, estimated net capital flows to Africa fell to $14.35 billion in 2000 from $21.13 billion in 1999.
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The patterns of net capital flows(figure II) show that the 1997 bust was due largely to reversal in short-term bank loans.
The swing in current account balances has been reflected in a reversal of net capital flows from developing to developed countries.
Net capital flows to the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean continued to be very positive in 1993, but the sum was somewhat smaller than that of the year before.
The meltdown of equity markets in developed economies would trigger a decrease of net capital flows to developing countries and economies in transition.
These levels of net capital flows reflected the declining trend in risk premiums on emerging market investments, as measured by yield spreads on emerging market bonds.
A remarkable feature of developments in 1995 was a tripling of net capital flows into eastern Europe, from $10.6 billion in 1994 to just over $31 billion.
The speaker highlighted the significant loss of fiscal revenues due to inadequate international tax cooperation andemphasized that, overall, net capital flows had gone from the South to the North.
First, according to data provided by the United Nations itself, net capital flows from developing countries and economies in transition amounted to $864 billion in 2008.
Developing countries, in general, have suffered a more serious setback with foreign investment declining sharply and net capital flows turning negative in many countries.
However, if global financial stability is maintained, net capital flows could increase in 2000, possibly making up about half the decline that occurred between 1996 and 1998.
Net capital flows to Latin America, which averaged $8 billion per year in the second half of the 1980s, surged to $22 billion in 1990, $40 billion in 1991 and $54 billion in 1992.
This net transfer of resources from developing to developed countries has coincided with increases in net capital flows to many developing countries and countries with economies in transition in 2003.
Net capital flows to transition economies were stable in 2002, consisting of net inflows of foreign direct investment, portfolio credit, equity investment and official flows.2.
The net outward transfer of resources from developing to developed countries had coincided in 2003 with an increase in net capital flows to many developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
Despite the generally unfavourable external environment, net capital flows into Eastern Europe generally rose in 2002, largely due to changes in international investors' perception of relative risk in emerging markets.
The Report reviews recent trends in the world economy from the point of view of developing countries, andexamines the implications of the persistent imbalances in the world economy and net capital flows from developing to developed countries.
Private flows increasingly represented the bulk of net capital flows and FDI, as a non-debt creating flow, has become the largest source of external capital almost 80 per cent in 2005.
The new quota formula is based on updated and modernized versions of the four variables included in the old formulas-- GDP, openness(the annual average of the sum of current payments and receipts),variability(the variability of current receipts and net capital flows) and official reserves.
The main cause of the absolute andrelative decline of net transfers was the reduction in net capital flows, since net payments of profits and interest virtually stagnated.
Net capital flows of private direct investment, portfolio investment and commercial bank lending have increased during the period 1992-1995, but have been concentrated in a relatively small number of developing countries.
Moreover, as the 2004 Economic Report of the President of the United States has put it:"The desirability of positive net capital flows and a current account deficit depend on what the capital inflows are used for.
The questions of external debt, net capital flows- in terms of foreign direct investment and official development assistance- and market access for products from developing countries remain crucial, particularly in this era of globalization.
A second and related distinguishing trait is that the sharp increase in GDP occurred at a time when the region was registering capital outflows, which, given the surplus posted on the 2003 balance-of-payments financial account,signals a sizeable downturn in the net capital flows received by the region.
Given a continuing reluctance of investors to lend outside of a few preferred countries, net capital flows to emerging markets seem unlikely to improve over their 1998 level of $70 billion, a substantially lower level than the peak at over $200 billion recorded in 1996.