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Large external deficits were matched by surpluses in core countries, whose excess savings then flowed back to the periphery, in turn permitting excessive borrowing and leading to fiscal blowouts.
Part of this capital export flowed to the new EU members in Eastern Europe, which enjoyed, relative to their size, gigantic capital imports.
Multibillion-dollar investments also flowed into new wind farms, geothermal plants, and a host of other renewable-energy technologies.
Why Overseas Chinese Dominate China's ExportsSince the early 1990s, more foreign direct investment (FDI) has flowed into China than to any country except America.
While the money flowed and the economy boomed with a stable currency, everybody went along for the ride.
A large part of the aid that has flowed from the EU budget to the new member states has been used for prestige projects that enriched local construction companies.
In this period, when resources flowed to this “innovative” sector, GDP growth was markedly lower than it was before.
Over the past five years, a whopping €344 billion has flowed from official creditors like the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund into the coffers of the Greek government and the country’s commercial banks.
For nearly a decade, capital from high-savings countries like Germany flowed to low-savings countries like Spain.
Recall that capital also flowed out of the US when the Fed was engaged in QE, without vitiating the effects.
Portfolio investment, which was among the first types of funds to flee Asia, claims only a small share of the $320 billion of the foreign capital that has flowed into China.
Less than 10% of the capital that has flowed into China is in short-term borrowings of the sort that bedeviled Korea.
The result of this artificial sense of security was that abundant private capital flowed into Southern Europe until around 2008, creating inflationary credit bubbles that destroyed those countries’ competitiveness.
As the crisis struck, capital flowed out of developing countries to shore up damaged balance sheets in advanced countries.
“Stupid German money” was the term used on Wall Street for the funds that flowed in to finance America’s social policy.
The irony is that the crisis of 1997-1998 was one in which a particular system of exchange-rate pegs failed when capital flowed out.
More than $100 billion of financial capital has flowed out of these markets – three times as much as in the first two months of the 2008 global financial crisis.
With dollars continuing to flow out of the country at a faster rate than they flowed in, the government recently merged its currency and all electronic money into yet another new unit: the Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) dollar.
Blood could have flowed through the streets of Europe once again, but it did not.
But ideological influence has flowed mostly from the West to China ever since Deng Xiaoping launched his reform and opening-up policy in 1978.
In the years immediately following the publication of the Review’s final recommendations, considerable funding flowed into early-stage initiatives, most of it from governments and not-for-profit organizations.
While capital flowed out of the country in net terms in 2019, that mainly reflected the unwinding of the interest-rate premium paid on domestic debt, as well as pre-payment of foreign debt by Brazilian corporates.
That’s what helped reserves grow to $4 trillion in the first place: the US Federal Reserve’s “quantitative easing” made it profitable for Chinese firms to borrow dollars and sent investors on a global quest for yield, so money flowed to China.
As wages stagnated and the stock market soared, income and wealth flowed up, rather than trickling down.
With the external debt trimmed by rescheduling, foreign capital flowed in once again.
No beer flowed from counters or bellies, the gutters were dry.
The man's whole patient, reasonable nature was revealed in clear phrases, which flowed abundantly without an effort.
No doubt he was yielding to one of those sudden crises of garrulity which sometimes made the past stir in him so violently that recollections rose and flowed from his lips for hours at a time.
Her tears flowed more hotly; it made her despair now to think of the happy life she would have led if she had chanced to fall to another lad, whose arm she would always have felt thus round her waist.
The thaw was increasing; a regular shower was falling from the roofs, a moist sweat flowed down the walls, the palings, the whole confused mass of this industrial district lost in night.
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