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Year on year, more Chinese money is flowing to Zimbabwe as well.
International aid is now flowing toward the army, with Saudi Arabia alone pledging more than $3 billion.
With no need to tax the public, Nigeria's government has little incentive to provide services efficiently: oil revenues are manna from heaven and keep flowing regardless of what the public sector delivers.
As a result, all of this excess liquidity is flowing to the financial sector rather than the real economy.
With foreign direct investment still flowing in, Brazil’s lower external vulnerability leaves the country in a much better position than ever before to weather the global storm – at least for now.
If capital is flowing out of Italy and into Germany, there is no scope for an Italian depreciation, as would have occurred prior to the common currency.
Credit stopped flowing.
Fewer remittances flowing into Uganda could mean less economic activity – or simply lower prices.
If the dam is built as planned, the volume of water flowing northward could be reduced by 20%, jeopardizing Egyptian agriculture and the livelihood of millions of people.
Indeed, it is the ultimate irony that money is now flowing from poor and well-managed economies to the US, the source of the global problems.
In this endeavor, it is critical that the terrorists are not conflated with the refugees flowing into Europe.
What is unexpected is that the new wealth is flowing not to the shareholders of dot-com companies, but to purchasers and users of high-tech capital and the consumers they serve.
China’s reengineering of natural river flows through damming – one-fifth of the country’s rivers now have less water flowing through them each year than is diverted to reservoirs – has already degraded riparian ecosystems and caused 350 large lakes to disappear.
For Trump, loyalty is a one-way street, flowing only to him.
One way to speed up the progress is to limit the large amounts of money illicitly flowing out of developing countries, where it could be invested, into assets and bank accounts in the OECD.
Now that the taper has been postponed, capital is flowing back in some cases.
More people means greater demand for fossil fuels, which means more greenhouse gases flowing into the atmosphere, perhaps the single greatest extinction threat of all.
The country enjoys unmatched riparian dominance, with 110 transnational rivers and lakes flowing into 18 downstream countries.
Indeed, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority has had to inject liquidity into its banking system four times in recent months – more than HK$14.4 billion – to stabilize the Hong Kong dollar’s exchange rate, which clearly indicates that the international hot money flowing in is actually heading to the mainland.
Investments from all over the world are flowing into Europe as a result.
No multilateral investment agreement will be able to address all of the institutional problems and market failures that prevent capital from flowing to developing countries.
Even if Rocca is right, the anger flowing in Pakistan's streets will drastically weaken moderate opinion while further radicalizing Islamic groups.
Why Capital Flows UphillLONDON – At first, it seems difficult to grasp: global capital is flowing from poor to rich countries.
But as Nobel laureate Robert Lucas noted, capital has been flowing in the wrong direction, from low- to high-income countries.
A series of factors – the spectacular increase in oil and gas production in the US, the recession in Europe and Japan, the decision by Saudi Arabia to keep its taps flowing, and the economic slowdown in China and India – have led to a supply glut.
On the one hand, European, Asian, Latin America, and African economies would have a smaller market in the U.S., but on the other hand, those economies would probably have an easier time attracting capital to their own economies, since less global capital would be flowing to the U.S. economy.
Once foreign exchange reserves held by the People’s Bank of China stopped flowing to struggling SOEs, the market fell to the same low levels as before intervention.
With capital flowing freely across borders, national authorities have lost the ability to protect their currency’s value and safeguard financial stability.
With an expanding share of the gains from economic growth flowing to a tiny fraction of high-income US households, average family income for the bottom 90% has been flat since 1980.
Instead of capital flowing to economies on the world's periphery, it is leaving them and flowing to economies at the center.
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