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Foreign direct investment net inflows.
FDI, net inflows(billions of United States dollars)b.
Foreign direct investment, net inflows.
FDI net inflows millions of current United States dollars.
Foreign direct investment, net inflows, percentage of GDP.
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Net inflows of FDI range from 0.5 per cent of GDP in Samoa to almost 34 per cent in Antigua and Barbuda see table 2.
Foreign direct investment, net inflows, as a percentage of GDP.
Cumulative net inflows to Latin America amounted to $523 billion in the first cycle and $683 billion in the second.
Developed countries as a group remained significant net capital exporters through FDI;net outflows exceeded net inflows by $260 billion.
Foreign direct investment, net inflows(BoP, current US$)(millions) 2007.
These net inflows increases could not cover the increase of trade balance deficit, being reflected in the increase of current account deficit.
Official development assistance received, net inflows of foreign direct investment and workers' remittances.
Net inflows of FDI to developing countries are estimated to have reached a record level of almost $90 billion in 1997 see table A.25.
The number of countries with outflows or net inflows of less than 1 per cent of GDP dropped from 25 to 11 annex II, see table 1.
However, the European emerging economies are a net recipient of FDI(namely, inflows exceed outflows) and in 2011,had net inflows of over $32 billion.
If Bangladesh is not considered, net inflows of remittances to least developed countries remained at exactly the same level($10.4 billion) as in 2004.
The success of the economies in transition in attracting FDI can be judged by comparing figures for their net inflows as a percentage of GDP with comparable figures for the developing countries.
For the fifth year in a row, the region's net inflows of FDI provided much of the financing needed to cover the deficit on the current account of the balance of payments.
Viet Nam shows the second best rank of the region in expenditure on education and also performs well in labor productivity growth,economy-wide investment, and foreign direct investment net inflows.
The region has also been able to attract some private short-term capital, as net inflows have become positive since 1993 and reached $3.5 billion in 1997.
Since the early 1980s net inflows into the 40 nations, mostly in Africa, which are classified as highly indebted poor countries have averaged 1.5 per cent of national income per year.
Net inflows of capital to these economies, which had reached over 8 per cent of GDP prior to the crisis, were over twice the percentage level for other developing areas, including even fast-growing Asia.
The persistent and large negative net financial transfer from some developing countries in the first years of the new decade is in contrast with the net inflows of the first half of the 1990s.
Autonomous capital movements, although modest-- net inflows stood at just US$ 4.4 billion-- compare favourably with the US$ 14.4 billion outflow registered the year before.
Foreign direct investment(FDI) continued to be the most important source of external financing for developing countries, although net inflows of FDI in 2003 had fallen to their lowest level in nearly a decade.
Though still small in comparison to other regions, net inflows of FDI as a percentage of GDP have increased from 0.1 in 1980 to 2.0 and 2.4 in 2000 and 2006, respectively.
Flows of capital in the Russian Federation started to grow in the first half of 2003, but a reversal in this tendency in many segments,such as portfolio investments and FDI, turned the net inflows to the country negative for the year as a whole.
Net-debtor developing countries received net financial transfers(i.e., net inflows after payment of interest and dividends and net domestic financial outflows) of $87 billion in 1996.
Net inflows of foreign direct investment to those countries had fallen to their lowest levels since 1996 and resources provided by multilateral development and financial institutions had continued to decline.